Perspective
What This Mother Jones Story Got Wrong on Primate Testing
A recent Mother Jones story on the shortage of lab monkeys failed to ask questions about the ethics of animal testing.
Animal Testing•3 min read
Marina Bolotnikova
Marina Bolotnikova is a journalist in Madison, WI.
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Yes, Starbucks Should Drop Its Plant Milk Surcharge — and Do A Lot More
Starbucks could easily drop its plant milk surcharge. If it believes its own climate rhetoric, it can’t afford not to.
Health•8 min read
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Stop Treating Animals as “Invaders” for Simply Trying to Exist
Wild animals around the world are being removed from human communities and killed en masse. What are the animals doing to deserve this punishment?
Law & Justice•6 min read
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