Harvard Law Clinic Urges USDA to Improve Lives of 100,000 Research Animals
The case is the first filed by Harvard Law School’s new Animal Law & Policy Clinic, which teaches law students how to advocate for animals.
There’s Nothing “Humane” About Killing Pigs in Gas Chambers
CO2 gassing is standard practice among the world’s largest pork producers, but not because it’s more humane, as the industry promises.
Animal Rights Isn’t Getting More Extreme. It’s Getting More Personal.
Why do activists risk so much for the animals they love? Sentient Media’s Matthew Zampa visited a microsanctuary in the Berkeley Hills to find out.
Why the UK Should Adopt a Plant-Based Food System
With the country on track to miss its 2050 climate change targets, the agricultural sector will play a vital role in reaching carbon zero.
Book Review: Our Symphony with Animals by Aysha Akhtar
The first book by a physician to show how deeply the well-beings of humans and animals are intertwined, Our Symphony with Animals is a must read.
