Government documents reveal CDC delayed disclosing likely COVID-19 animal spillover event
A trove of government documents obtained by National Geographic provides the first behind-the-scenes look at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) investigation into a...
Report calls for urgent transition to regenerative agriculture
A move to regenerative agriculture should be prioritised throughout the implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), according to a new report from the European Academies Science Advisory...
Group wants New Milford to join ‘Greenwave Movement’ to educate about farming, healthy agriculture
A group of residents is proposing a town-wide initiative involving organic regenerative farming called the “Greenwave Movement.” Regenerative farming, which has become a global movement, is a...
Moose Jaw couple fined in animal abuse case that saw dozens of dead cats seized, live animals rescued
Dylan Gellert and Robyn St. Laurent fined $1,000 each, banned from owning animals for 5 years A Moose Jaw couple have pleaded guilty to animal abuse, in a case that saw dozens of dead cats removed...
Animals at shelter found in poor condition; Hebron woman charged with animal cruelty
Police said dogs were found crammed in cages throughout the house and animals outside were also found in poor condition. A Hebron woman is facing animal cruelty charges after an investigation found...
‘A barbaric federal program’: US killed 1.75m animals last year – or 200 per hour
Activists condemn Wildlife Services, a division of the USDA, which says deaths necessary to protect farmers and public health An obscure division of the US government had a busy – and ruthless –...
World’s smallest elephants killed for ivory in Borneo
Even the planet’s smallest elephants, tucked away on the island of Borneo, are no longer immune to the global poaching crisis for ivory. On New Year’s Eve, wildlife officials in Sabah, Malaysian...
