PETA Uncovers Equine Mummies in Egypt: Haunting Proof of Abuse in the Carriage Horse Industry
Sustainable Action Now reports a shocking and heartbreaking discovery: PETA investigators have found horse mummies and a makeshift graveyard in […]
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New National Jail Data Ends 20-Year Information Gap on Charges Driving Incarceration
Sustainable Action Now reports: For the first time in two decades, the public finally has access to comprehensive, national-level data
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After Years in Cages, Bloom, Bud & Sprout Finally Taste Freedom at Bach Ma Bear Sanctuary
Caged For Years, This Spring, Three Bears Came Home I Bear Rescue I Race For Freedom Sustainable Action Now proudly
Joaquin Phoenix Demands Freedom for Neglected Twin Bears Trapped in Concrete Pit
Sustainable Action Now is raising the alarm on a heartbreaking case of animal cruelty that actor and activist Joaquin Phoenix
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Buffalo Stares & Ellies on foot – SafariLIVE Sunset – 18 April 2025
On Friday, the safari unfolded with a serene walk through the bush, led by the guides on foot. The team
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Lion Extravaganza – SafariLIVE Sunset – 17 April 2025
Thursday’s sunset safari was a spectacle of lion activity. The guides observed a pride of lions, capturing moments of their
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Relaxed Lions and Elephants – April 16, 2025
Wednesday’s safari featured a tranquil scene with both lions and elephants. The lions, typically known for their power and agility,
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Big Cat Reporting Tool Turns One: A Year of Speaking Up for the Silenced and How everyday people are helping end global big cat abuse—one report at a time
One year ago, FOUR PAWS launched a bold and empowering initiative: the Big Cat Reporting Tool—an online platform enabling people
Why reducing government grants to animal research is a step in the right direction Harvard University
No Justification Left: The Case Against Animal Testing in the Age of Effective Alternatives – Why reducing government grants to
SafariLive Sunset: Leopards Rule the Treetops
An awe-inspiring reminder of nature’s quiet rulers and the fragile balance of wild ecosystems By Sustainable Action Today Staff As
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Policy and Advocacy Director Sarah Staudt to Attend MacArthur Safety and Justice Challenge MeetingJoin the conversation on equity, reform, and sustainable justice from April 15–17 in Chicago
This week, Sarah Staudt, Director of Policy and Advocacy at Sustainable Action Today, will be on the ground in Chicago
Federal Judge Orders Immediate Release of Climate and Infrastructure FundsRuling delivers sharp rebuke to Trump-era freeze: “The president does not have unfettered power to hamstring in perpetuity”
In a landmark decision that could have sweeping implications for environmental policy and federal spending authority, a U.S. federal judge
From Circus Cages to Freedom: Illiana and Tomoyo Begin Their New Life at LIONSROCK
Two rescued lionesses leave behind years of confinement for a future filled with sun, space, and sanctuary in South Africa
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Through the Lens: PETA’s Exhibit Reveals the Stark Divide Between Wild Freedom and Lab Captivity
“How the Other Half Lives” installation contrasts monkeys thriving in nature with those trapped in federally funded laboratories Seattle pedestrians
Trump’s Economic Tumult Tests the Oil Industry’s PatienceThe president’s trade war has unnerved investors and executives — and could undermine his pledge to unleash “energy dominance.”
When President Donald Trump took office, he made a bold promise to usher in an era of “American energy dominance.”