This year the Canadian government promised a more humane hunt. They said "Canada's seal hunt is humane, sustainable and responsible." They lied.
IFAW Hunt Observers were on the ground and in the air documenting the hunt since it opened on the 28th of March. Only days into the hunt they captured on camera instances where animals were shot and clearly left to suffer. They witnessed live seals hooked and dragged across the ice. And in one of the more disturbing moments they watched as a sealer wrote an expletive on the ice while a recently clubbed seal behind him started to move...obviously still alive.
Is this the Canadian government's idea of a more humane hunt? Please urge the Canadian Prime Minister and Canadian Ambassador to end the cruelty of the seal hunt. Take action today!
A very large dead zone,
an area of water with no
or very little oxygen, is
expected to form in the
Gulf of Mexico this year
â a
trend in recent years,
according to the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA).
Saturn is widely regarded
as the most beautiful
object in the solar
system, and tonight you
can get a detailed look
at the iconic ringed
planet through a powerful
telescope during a live
webcast.
In Alaska, houses are
built to keep warm air in
and cold air out, not the
other way around. So with
a record-setting heat
wave scorching the state,
residents are sweltering
amidst temperatures
soaring past 90 degrees
Fahrenheit (32 degrees
Celsius).
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Blog: We Have All Been Blessed by Jonathan H.
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May the road rise up to
meet you, may the wind be
ever at your back.May
the sun shine warm upon
your face and the rain
fall softly on your
fields.And until we meet
again, May God hold you
in the hollow of his
hand.- Irish BlessingWhen
you focus o... more
Blog: Avanti group: The Florrie wins top architect award by Carla B.
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The Dingle’s
much-loved Florence
Institute received a
Royal Institute of
British Architects&n
bsp;architectural award
for its outstanding
restoration this year.
It was among four
outstanding Merseyside
buildings to be
celebrated by the R... more
Blog: Making Deserts Bloom by David N.
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— Counterdesertification
techniques were first
proven successful in the
Thar Desert of NW India.
One-third of all
land is desert. The
technology now exists to
make deserts bloom to
help produce foods for
nutrient deficient
populations, resolve
sev... more