Carol's News
Animals
Barbara
- 176 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
He was a skinny bear with only one arm, who could do little more than scavenge for food in order to survive. He was a common sight as he ambled along golf courses and the neighbourhood
Offbeat
Cher
- 178 days ago - fortheloveofthedogblog.com
This is yet another story of someone putting their dogs for sale on Craigslist with sad consequences.
Health & Wellness
JL
- 184 days ago - trust.org
A new international food assistance convention will come into force on January 1 next year after the European Union ratified it this week, but critics say it lacks teeth.
Green Lifestyle
Cher
- 179 days ago - greenerideal.com
Just last week, rental car giant Hertz Corporation announced a partnership with Liberty Tire Recycling. According to a press release issued by the car rental company on November 8th, the two entities will work together to sustainably recycle of the
Animals
Florence
- 221 days ago - blog.seattlepi.com
Following a lawsuit filed by the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) and PETA, the National Marine Fisheries Service has agreed to reconsider its exclusion of the orca Lolita from the Endangered Species Act (ESA) This is fantastic news im crying tears of joy
World
Rose
- 220 days ago - journalstar.com
Where James Kofi Annan is from, a young boy's life is worth less than a fishing net.
Impoverished families living on the shores of Ghana's largest lake often sell their children into slavery for just $40.
Annan was one of these children.
Health & Wellness
Marty
- 222 days ago - organicconnectmag.com
Center for Food Safety has released a new genetically engineered food (GMO) labeling laws map. The latest research shows 61 nations enforce consumer 'right to know' laws for GE foods, while U.S. lags behind.
Society & Culture
Barbara
- 222 days ago - democracynow.org
New Mexico's long history of uranium mining on Native American lands provides fuel for the front end of the nuclear industry and stores much of the mine tailings and radioactive waste from nuclear weapons and power plants.
Health & Wellness
Paula
- 222 days ago - nationalreview.com
Look into the future if Obamacare remains. Texas has a futile care law permitting a hospital bioethics panel to refuse wanted life-sustaining treatment if they don't think the patient's life is worth the cost or has sufficient quality.
Environment
Kevin
- 222 days ago - care2.com
Contrary to what Monsanto would have us believe, a new study published in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Sciences Europe suggests that pesticide use has been on the rise thanks to the adoption of GMO technology for growing up to 95% of the nation
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