In yet another sign of instability within the federal agency responsible for managing America’s public lands, Mike Nedd, the Deputy Director for Administration and Programs at the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), was escorted out of his office following internal conflict involving the Department of Energy (DOGE). This sudden removal adds to a growing list […]
At Sustainable Action Now, we are committed to exposing the hidden injustices that undermine both animal welfare and ethical science. One of the most deeply disturbing issues we’ve brought to light is the long-standing practice of U.S. taxpayer dollars funding cruel animal experiments in foreign laboratories. These secretive, unregulated operations operate with little transparency and
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At Sustainable Action Now, we are committed to uniting people and the planet through awareness, action, and immersive experiences that reconnect us with the natural world. As our world continues to face urgent environmental challenges, it is more important than ever to cultivate a deep connection with Nature. That’s why we’re proud to deliver more
In a monumental shift that promises to reshape the landscape of scientific research, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced a decisive move away from outdated and inhumane animal testing methods. This decision marks a significant victory for both ethical standards and scientific progress, aligning with the principles advocated by PETA’s Research Modernization NOW
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No Justification Left: The Case Against Animal Testing in the Age of Effective Alternatives – Why reducing government grants to animal research is a step in the right direction When President Donald Trump implemented a policy slashing $2 billion in government grants tied to animal experimentation, few expected the decision would spark support from animal
“How the Other Half Lives” installation contrasts monkeys thriving in nature with those trapped in federally funded laboratories Seattle pedestrians were recently greeted by a surreal and haunting sight: a towering pair of binoculars standing tall in the heart of the city. But this wasn’t a quirky art piece—it was the first stop on PETA’s
Innovative Alternatives to Animal Testing: A New Era in Research In recent years, there has been a growing movement to stop testing on animals, driven by ethical concerns and the advancement of technology. The demand for alternatives to animal testing has never been more crucial, as scientists and researchers seek methods that are both humane
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The Amur leopard, a subspecies of leopard, is one of the most endangered cats in the world. It lives in Russia and China where winters can be very cold and harsh. Watch a clip from BBC’s Planet Earth of a mother Amur leopard and her cub trying to find food: To learn more about Amur
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Learn about the amazing blue whale for World Whale Day. Photo by eco2drew / iStock.com. In honor of World Whale Day, celebrated the third Sunday in February every year, here are five cool facts about blue whales. 1. Blue whales are the largest animals to ever live on Earth! Imagine three school buses lined up
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Some of the animals at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago have trekked out into the snow and left some very cool footprints. Can you guess who left these prints? Hover over the footprint photo to reveal who made it! Photo credits: Vickie Igleski and Christopher Bijalba / Lincoln Park Zoo. Photo credits: Jill Dignan and
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