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Guardian: The government wants more offshore fish farms, but no one is biting |...
The US imports about 91% of its seafood, half of which is farmed in aquaculture facilities. Should the US do more to kickstart its own industry?
Kühe im Koma - WELT
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Sie sind blind, taub, regungslos – und unfähig zu leiden. Noch bevölkern diese Tiere erst die Fantasie einiger Philosophen, aber mit Hilfe der Gentechnologie...
Nahrungsmittel: Blinde Kühe im Koma, unfähig zu leiden - WELT
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Blind, taub und regungslos und unfähig zu leiden: Mittels Gentechnik könnte es bald solche viehischen Maschinen geben, die Fleisch und Milch im Akkord...
Bernard Rollin lauded with lifetime achievement award | EurekAlert!...
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Philosopher, animal ethicist and University Distinguished Professor recognized for Excellence in Research Ethics from Public Responsibility in Medicine &...
Undergraduate Philosophy & Religion Program - Southwestern College
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At Southwestern College
The Short Life of Lambs, an Undercover Investigation in Italy |...
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A new Animal Equality undercover investigation reveals shocking torture to lambs in Italy…
Bernard E. Rollin | Food Safety News
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Undercover Video. By News Desk | August 12, When an animal agriculture
facility is caught with workers abusing their charges, the usual routine is to wait
until the undercover video is made public and then, maybe after a day or two, fire
the ...
Double standards for pain and suffering / Review of 'The Unheeded...
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The Unheeded Cry: Animal Consciousness, Animal Pain and Science by Bernard Rollin, OUP, pp 256, Pounds sterling BIOLOGISTS tend to be ambivalent about...
Speakers - Animal Law Conference - Lewis & Clark
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Bernard Rollin photo Dr. Bernard E. Rollin (B.A. CCNY, Ph.D. Columbia) is University Distinguished Professor, Professor of Philosophy, Professor of Biomedical ...
Canadian company Brictek thrives amid Lego shortage | CBC News
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A Quebec-based company called Brictek says it is benefitting from a Lego shortage in Canada.
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