This podcast provides an excellent synopsis or overview of the circular chain of violence, destruction and profit which results from exploiting nonhumans for consumption and thereby making humans sick and profitable. This all will factor in to our universal extinction unless there is immediate massive change. Resources are listed on the podcast's page for further information. Please share.
Showing posts with label inhumane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inhumane. Show all posts
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Apr 25, 2012
Rugs?!
There are still media offensives to support hunting of polar bears, touting so-called scientific studies and polar bear abundance---click HERE for an example. This is why protecting polar bears and fighting the inhumanity are all the more imperative.
From Center for Biological Diversity - Click for LINK
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From Center for Biological Diversity - Click for LINK
Polar bears are in big trouble from accelerating Arctic warming and a vanishing sea-ice habitat. This year's skyrocketing fur prices and trophy hunting are also taking a devastating toll. Polar bear sport-hunting and the trophy trade are prohibited in the United States, but the international trade in polar bear parts is alive and well.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now deciding whether it will move to protect polar bears under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. At the last round of CITES negotiations, the Service led the charge to ban all commercial trade in polar bear parts -- a move Canada blocked. The agency is now "undecided" on its position for the upcoming CITES meeting.
Canada still kills around 500 bears annually and leads the world in exporting rugs and hunting trophies. As polar bear numbers plummet under pressure from climate change, the Canadian territory of Nunavut quadrupled its hunting quota this season.
Tell the Service to take a stand against this excessive killing, stop the international trade in their parts and lead the world in polar bear protection.
Take action by using this Web address:
http://action.biologicaldiversity.org/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=10286
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Mar 27, 2011
Loris

"Slow Loris: So Cute, So Sad." See post with links to more info re despicable human beings and the torture, pain, suffering and death of another primate, the slow loris:http://vegansaurus.com/post/4088649722/slow-loris-so-cute-so-sad
Aug 7, 2010
Orcas
It is depressing to ponder man's unbelievable rudeness to Orca whales, forty years ago and today as well.
orcanetwork
Check out Sue Frause's Blog in the PI - http://bit.ly/cpnYnU
orcanetwork
Check out Sue Frause's Blog in the PI - http://bit.ly/cpnYnU
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| Lolita trapped in a net in Whidbey Island's Penn Cove in 1971. Photo by Dr. Terry Newby, courtesy of the Orca Network |
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