Here we go again! Since climate alarmist’s first try in 2015 and Discover magazine’s effort two years ago to convince people were in the midst of a Sixth Mass Extinction, climate alarmists are back with a new manuscript saying that the human-induced climate calamity is underway and to take them seriously this time. According to… Read More Study: Sixth Mass Extinction Has Begun … No, Really!
On Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show tonight, he had a representative from People for the Extortion, Torture, and Abuse of human beings (PETA) to discuss animal experiments being used by the National Institute of Health (NIH). In the segment, Tucker seemingly decried what was made out to be cruel experiments on monkeys by essentially sanctioning… Read More NIH Animal Experiments Are Working
Four years ago, California voters approved Proposition 12 that requires more space for caged animals such as pigs and chickens. The new law not only expands on prior state laws regarding animal enclosures, but poses huge problems for agriculture merchants. Especially when it involves California’s agriculture department that will issue regulations based on the law… Read More Supply Chain Will Be Affected By Animal “Rights” Propositions
A new study published last month in the journal Nature Communications reveals a potential link between herpes simplex virus and neurodegenerative diseases. Scientists discovered a protein that hinders the spread of herpes simplex virus 1, save for those with compromised immune systems which can result in fatalities. From Newsweek: “In this study, the scientists focused… Read More Study: Potential Link With Cold Sore Virus Herpes and Nerve Illnesses
After a 20 year legal battle with the Makah Tribe of Washington state facing off against legal challenges on the part of animal rights activists, an administrative law judge sided with the Indians allowing them to resume gray whale hunting. However, there is one more hurdle needed before the gray whale hunts can begin. PHOTO… Read More Judge Sides With Makah Tribe, Gray Whale Hunts May Resume
I recently highlighted an upcoming law in California taking effect next year that could eliminate the state’s pork industry and rob Golden State residents of the meat as a source of food. The new rules make very specific requirements for livestock living conditions. But don’t stock up on bacon or pork chops just yet, Iowa… Read More Iowa Senators Hit Back Against California Anti-Pork Law
Starting next year, Golden State residents are going to have a lot less pork options to eat resulting from a ballot initiative passed in 2018. According to the Associated Press, 2022 is when enforcement of rules requiring more cage space for pigs, chickens who lay eggs, and veal calves begin. While nationally-based pork food producers… Read More California Could Lose Pork Products Due to New Pig Rules
An animal sentience bill in the British parliament is causing quite a stir in which some members of the Conservative Party may revolt over it. According to the London Times, the long-debated Animal Welfare Sentience Bill in the House of Lords would essentially confer animals in the United Kingdom with the same legal rights as… Read More So-Called UK “Animal Welfare” Bill Could Halt Building, Farming, and Hunting Activities
This took place in front of a Buddhist temple in Lop Buri, Thailand and a similar incident took place in the city last year. While monkey gang fights in the Lop Buri are nothing new, the number of the animals is massive. This largely due to reduced tourism resulting from the coronavirus outbreak in which… Read More Large Rival Monkey Gangs Fight in Thailand
A tourist infected with monkeypox returning from Nigeria traveled to Atlanta and then on to their home in Dallas. According to STAT, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are monitoring 200 people who were exposed to the passenger. NBC affiliate 11Alive in Atlanta explains. PHOTO CREDIT: Human infection with monkeypox-like virus in 4 year-old… Read More CDC Is Monitoring 200 People Exposed to Monkeypox
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