Across the nation and around the world, animals are paying the price for human apathy, cruelty, and greed. Whether it’s taxpayer-funded support for exploitative industries, brutal abuse cases that shock entire communities, or the lack of international protection for vulnerable species, the message is loud and clear: we must act, and we must act now. […]
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At Sustainable Action Now, we fight for justice—not just for animals and the environment, but for every system that perpetuates inequality and exploitation. In Louisiana, a grim story is unfolding that’s more than a civil rights issue—it’s a humanitarian crisis tangled in history, policy, and profit. The practice of forced prison labor at Angola Prison
At Sustainable Action Now, every heartbeat, every pawstep, and every determined stride toward healing fuels our mission. Whether it’s an orangutan clinging to life in a bag or a neglected puppy left to suffer in silence, we believe that every life deserves compassion, protection, and a fighting chance. These are not just stories—they are calls
There’s nothing quite like watching the African wilderness come alive at golden hour — and SafariLIVE Sunset continues to deliver that experience straight to your screen with heart, depth, and purpose. The May 28, 2025 edition of SafariLIVE Sunset is officially available to stream on-demand now, bringing you up close with nature’s raw beauty, real-time
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Let’s talk comfort food with a conscience. Ramen—yes, that warm, cozy bowl of goodness—is getting a much-needed plant-based upgrade, and it’s exactly what we need for this moment. Quick to make, ridiculously satisfying, and packed with nourishing ingredients, this Healthy Vegan Ramen isn’t just easy on your schedule—it’s easy on the Earth. 🌱 Eating for
In the high-stakes climate battle, one federal agency holds a critical key to the future of our planet—and right now, it’s in turmoil. The U.S. Department of the Interior, long tasked with managing vast swaths of public lands and resources, has become the unlikely battleground for a turf war that could shape America’s energy policy
In the heart of one of the busiest cities on Earth, horses—majestic, sensitive, and social animals—are still being forced to navigate chaotic traffic, endure extreme weather, and pull heavy carriages through streets designed for machines, not living beings. Let’s be clear: New York City is no place for horses. And it’s time we end this
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This Year, Fire Up the Grill Without the Guilt Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer—and for many, that means one thing: BBQ season. But here’s the good news—you don’t need meat to make your cookout memorable. In fact, this year’s most meaningful Memorial Day celebration might be the one that’s entirely plant-powered. Whether
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Looking for a little Monday motivation? We’ve got something better—real hope in action. At the heart of Kosovo’s gentle hills, BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina is bursting to life with the arrival of spring. And so are its residents: 19 rescued bears, each with their own story of survival, now thriving in a place that finally feels
As we prepare for summer along the Atlantic coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a stark reminder: this year’s Atlantic hurricane season is projected to be above normal, both in frequency and in ferocity. The agency’s forecast includes six to ten hurricanes, with three to five expected to become major storms