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Shalin G. Gala Presents PETA’s Global Work at Pakistan’s First International Animal and Environmental Rights Conference

In a landmark moment for animal rights advocacy, Shalin G. Gala, Vice President of PETA’s Laboratory Investigations Department, took center stage at Pakistan’s inaugural International Animal and Environmental Rights Conference in 2025. This historic event, which gathered over 65 prominent global leaders working towards animal welfare, provided a platform to discuss strategic reforms and innovative […]

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President’s Executive Order on the Death Penalty is A Dangerous Reversal of Progress & The Death Penalty Crisis, A Look at the Latest Developments

The president’s executive order, “Restoring the Death Penalty and Protecting Public Safety,” issued on his first day in office, represents a drastic shift back toward a punitive approach to criminal justice. This order repeals the federal moratorium on executions, expands the use of the death penalty, and aims to reverse years of progress that have

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Racing Extinction & Stop Wildlife Crime: A Call to Action for Our Planet’s Future

The race against time to save the planet’s most endangered species is intensifying, and two powerful campaigns are at the forefront of this global conservation effort: Racing Extinction and Stop Wildlife Crime by WWF. These initiatives shine a spotlight on the devastating impact of human activity on the world’s wildlife and ecosystems, while urging immediate

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Sustainable Actiow now reports about Recent Opposition to Trophy Hunting: Bans, Restrictions, and Petitions

Trophy hunting, the practice of hunting animals for their pelts, heads, or other parts to be displayed as trophies, has long been a contentious issue in wildlife conservation and ethics. Recently, growing opposition has emerged in response to the impact hunting has on endangered and vulnerable species. This opposition has manifested in various ways, including

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Dolphin Project is Back in Taiji

Dolphin Project has returned to the ground in Taiji, Japan, where the dolphin drive hunt season is currently in full swing. Over the past several years, the organization has been working diligently behind the scenes with the Japanese NGO Life Investigation Agency (LIA). They have been sorting through extensive documentation and currently have multiple cases

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End the Unfair Taxation on Emotional Injury: Support the No Tax on Trauma Act

Imagine surviving one of the most traumatic experiences of your life, only to face a financial penalty for seeking justice and healing. This is the reality for many survivors of emotional trauma under current tax laws, but with your help, we can end this unfair practice. The Problem Emotional injuries are just as real and

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WWF Film Calls for Action to Avoid our World Going “Up In Smoke”

[ad_1] Continuing their ongoing collaboration, WWF and London-based animation company NOMINT announce the release of “Up in Smoke” at COP28, a film that urgently addresses the global climate crisis driven by fossil fuel emissions and features a reinterpretation of Billie Eilish’s and Finneas’s hit song “When the Party’s Over.” Employing innovative stop-motion animation with real

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The trillion dollar question at COP28

[ad_1] COP28 has seen some notable finance developments so far – including agreement on the Loss and Damage Fund to support countries already impacted by the climate crisis; a $30 billion catalytic fund from the UAE designed to unlock private finance across the Global South, and a $270 billion green finance pledge from its banks;

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COP28: Progress needed after mixed first week in Dubai

[ad_1] The first week of the COP28 climate negotiations has seen mixed results. While significant progress has been made on some key issues, the outcome of the Global Stocktake is uncertain. Country negotiators have produced a long draft text on the Global Stocktake, with multiple options, including one on a fossil fuel phaseout. WWF, along

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Breaking Silos: Enhancing Synergies between NDCs and NBSAPs

[ad_1] How can governments integrate action on climate and nature? WWFsBreaking Silos: Enhancing Synergies between NDCs and NBSAPsidentifies a number of entry points to ensure that policy planning and implementation processes work together to deliver for climate, nature, and people. Key actions in the report include: ensuring that national climate and biodiversity policy planning processes

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Surprise! This Plant Powered Kid Fest Offers More Than Veggies

[ad_1] Plant powered events are typically heavily focused on adults. The grown-ups are often knee deep in meal prep and smoothie recipes. As a mom, I know that getting your kids to put more fruits, vegetables and grains on their plate can be tricky. When traveling, I am always concerned about ensuring that what we

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