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Historic Success: Supreme Court of Spain Bans 500 Year-Old Bullfighting “Toro de la Vega”

Historic Success: Supreme Court of Spain Bans 500 Year-Old Bullfighting “Toro de la Vega”

Posted by | Jul 3, 2019 | ,

The Spanish Supreme Court has confirmed the ban on bullfighting on the “Toro de la Vega” feast, thus saving innumerable animals from great suffering. It was a cruel tradition at the festival in Castilla y León where men stabbed young animals with spears. (YES, you read that correctly – this is absolutely unacceptable.) For years, Spanish animal welfare organizations such as PACMA and PETA had put pressure on those responsible. In 2016, the regional government of Castilla y León banned bullfighting at the festival. But shortly after this groundbreaking decision, the city council of Tordesillas appealed to the Supreme...

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Holistic doctor may lose license for praying with a few patients

Holistic doctor may lose license for praying with a few patients

Posted by | Jul 2, 2019 |

Dr. Richard Scott is a holistic doctor in the UK. He is currently being investigated – on the basis of hearsay – for praying with a patient during an appointment. He sometimes offers prayer to patients, and estimates he prays with about one in every forty patients. The General Medical Council (GMC) is investigating Dr. Scott after they were alerted by the National Secular Society (NSS) regarding concerns raised by an aquaintance of someone they described as “highly vulnerable” who felt uncomfortable by Dr. Scott’s use of prayer.  The NSS said: “The acquaintance told the NSS that the patient...

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Photographer captures bird feeding cigarette butt to chick at Florida beach

Photographer captures bird feeding cigarette butt to chick at Florida beach

Posted by | Jun 30, 2019 | , ,

A nature photographer in Florida captured a heartbreaking sight along the beach: a bird feeding a cigarette butt to a baby chick. The photographer, Karen Mason .told WTVT: “I was as much sad as I was furious. I was just so upset.”1 RELATED STORY: CBD may help smokers quit cigarettes, finds new study She posted the photos of the birds onto her Facebook page with a warning: “If you smoke, please don’t leave your butts behind.”1     She hopes the photo will send a much needed message to beach visitors that it is everyone’s responsibility to clean up...

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USA Today: High levels of arsenic in bottled water sold at Whole Foods, Target, Walmart, study says

USA Today: High levels of arsenic in bottled water sold at Whole Foods, Target, Walmart, study says

Posted by | Jun 30, 2019 |

Besides the fact that bottled water usually comes packaged in wasteful plastic, which is polluting our planet, bottled water itself may not be so safe for you to drink. In fact, high levels of arsenic have been found in two popular bottled water brands. Center for Environmental Health, a California nonprofit, recently found that two bottled water brands contain high levels of arsenic. The water levels test higher than the levels in tap water, which violates California state guidelines. The law states that high arsenic levels can cause cancer and reproductive damage, as well as hormone disruption and organ...

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EPA OKs ‘Emergency’ Use of Bee-Killing Pesticide on 13.9 Million Acres

EPA OKs ‘Emergency’ Use of Bee-Killing Pesticide on 13.9 Million Acres

Posted by | Jun 30, 2019 | , ,

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved the “emergency” use of sulfoxaflor — a pesticide banned in 2015 by the U.S. Court of Appeals for being highly toxic for bees and other pollinators — on nearly 14 million acres of cotton and sorghum fields known to attract bees across 11 states (Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia). Ten of the eleven states have been granted the approvals for at least four consecutive years “to control unforeseen pest outbreaks”; five have been granted approvals for at least six consecutive years. The approvals include...

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