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SafariLIVE Sunset is Bringing the Wild into Your World

Glimpses of Tomorrow: How Connecting with Nature Fuels Sustainable Action At Sustainable Action Now, our core mission revolves around inspiring and empowering individuals and communities to make impactful choices for a healthier planet. We firmly believe that true, lasting change blossoms from a place of deep understanding and appreciation for the intricate, beautiful web of […]

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Reassessing Our Relationship with Eggs Amid Animal Welfare and Public Health Concerns

The recent surge in egg-related health crises and the ongoing exploitation of laying hens have prompted urgent discussions about the sustainability and ethics of egg consumption. This report delves into the multifaceted issues surrounding egg production, from animal welfare abuses to public health risks, advocating for a reevaluation of our dietary choices. 🐣 The Grim

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Championing Animal Rescue and Adoption – A PETA Rescue – Cameron is ready for Her Home

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in the transformative power of compassion and the profound impact of giving animals a second chance at life. Our mission is to promote sustainable practices that not only protect our planet but also ensure the well-being of its inhabitants. Central to this mission is our commitment to animal rescue

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Rescued Circus Lions’ New Life in South Africa: A Tale of Freedom and Hope

For more than a decade, two majestic lions—Goliath and Coralie—were forced to live in tiny, barren circus cages in France, deprived of the freedom they were born to experience. Their days were spent confined to a mobile truck, subjected to the harsh realities of captivity for the sake of entertainment. But today, thanks to the

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The Heartbreaking Reality of the Pet Trade

In a world where compassion and empathy for animals are paramount, it’s hard to imagine the cruelty that so many animals in the pet trade endure. One of the most heartbreaking stories is that of Angel, a bird whose suffering is tragically common for many creatures trapped in the world of commercial breeding, illegal trafficking,

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Automakers and the Battle for Clean Energy Tax Credits

In the ongoing battle to shape the future of clean energy, the automotive industry is playing a significant role. Recently, General Motors (GM) has made headlines for its stance in the megabill fight over clean energy tax credits. The issue revolves around proposed new anti-China restrictions on clean energy incentives, a decision that has divided

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Embrace Summer with A Tropical Piña Colada Smoothie and Vegan Corn Chowder — Deliciously Sustainable Choice!

As the warmth of summer fills the air, there’s no better time to enjoy fresh, seasonal ingredients that nourish both the body and the planet. A dish that combines sustainability, flavor, and simplicity is the Vegan Corn Chowder—a hearty, veggie-packed soup that embodies the best of what summer has to offer. Whether you’re a seasoned

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Our Youth, Our Future—Building a Movement for Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today

When we talk about sustainability, it’s easy to focus on climate, policy, and activism in the here and now. But true, long-term sustainability is impossible without the next generation of leaders—youth voices rising up to shape the world they will inherit. At Sustainable Action Now, we believe investing in youth is essential to building a

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Sustainable Action Now Death Penalty Report: Honoring Courage, Commitment, and Change at the 2025 DPF Annual Awards Dinner & Life and Legacy of Sonia “Sunny” Jacobs

In a world that often feels saturated with injustice, it’s essential to pause and spotlight those working relentlessly to dismantle the systems that perpetuate violence and inequality. On Thursday, June 5, 2025, the Death Penalty Focus (DPF) will host its Annual Awards Dinner—an evening not just of recognition, but of powerful reflection and recommitment to

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This Week’s Feel-Good ‘Food With A Feeling’ Meal Plan & Plant-Based Recipes That Nourish, Satisfy, and Protect Our Planet

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in more than just advocacy—we believe in lifestyle choices that reflect compassion, sustainability, and wellness. That’s why we’re excited to share this week’s featured recipes from the ever-inspiring Food With A Feeling. This latest Meal Plan #11 is packed with satisfying plant-based recipes that are easy to prep, full

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A Win for Animal Rights: Harvard’s Cruel Monkey Experiments Defunded — But the Fight Isn’t Over

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that real change happens when awareness meets action—and this week, we’re witnessing a glimmer of victory in the fight to protect animals used in cruel and outdated laboratory experiments. For years, activists, scientists, and animal advocacy organizations like PETA have been sounding the alarm about the horrific research conducted

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LIVE at the Waterhole: Your Front-Row Seat to Africa’s Wild Heartbeat – June 4, 2025

In a world that feels increasingly disconnected from nature, moments like this bring us back to what matters most. On June 4, 2025, SafariLIVE streamed another awe-inspiring experience straight from the heart of Africa’s wilderness—LIVE at the Waterhole—inviting viewers around the globe to witness raw, unfiltered wildlife moments in real time. These live broadcasts do

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Tragedy at the Track: A Call to End Timed Sprints at Horse Auctions

Another life lost. Another innocent animal pushed past her physical limits for human profit. This time, it was a two-year-old filly—barely out of adolescence—who broke both her ankles during a speed trial at a horse auction. The high-speed sprint, designed to showcase her athletic potential and boost her auction price, ended in catastrophic failure. She

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Bear Felix: A Powerful Rescue After 34 Years in Captivity

After 34 long years behind bars, in isolation and deprivation, Felix the bear has finally taken his first steps toward freedom — and it’s a moment that has left animal lovers around the world with goosebumps and overwhelming joy. Thanks to the relentless commitment of wildlife advocates and international rescue teams, Felix now lives in

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Congressional Disapproval of EPA’s Reclassification Rule

In a significant legislative move, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed Senate Joint Resolution 31 (S.J.Res.31), effectively disapproving the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) final rule titled “Reclassification of Major Sources as Area Sources Under Section 112 of the Clean Air Act.” This resolution, passed on May 22, 2025, under the Congressional Review Act (CRA),

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