Research Shows Big Mammals Suffer Brain Damage in Captivity
By Shubhobroto Ghosh, Psychology Today, November 15, 2020 Caging them and putting them on display is cruel from a neural
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Israel?s new government: More of the same old ahead
By People’s Dispatch, June 12, 2021 Israel might see the end of the Benjamin Netyanyahu era tomorrow. However, it is
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South Africa at a crossroads on wildlife welfare and sentience
By Don Pinnock, Our Burning Planet, June 1, 2021 Two government approaches to our relationship with wild animals, two opposing
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Abrazamos los árboles porque los árboles no tienen voz: el vigésimo segundo boletín (2021).
By The Tricontinental, June 3, 2021 A new report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Making Peace with Nature
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Más allá de los zoológicos
By Shubhobroto Ghosh, Animals in the Wild Blog, May 28, 2021 Beyond zoos: advocating for captive animals and their brethren
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Video: El mundo apoya a Palestina
By Tala Kaddoura, The Electronic Intifada, May 20, 2021 Huge numbers of people all over the globe have been protesting
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Chile se desplaza a la izquierda mientras Goldman Sachs mira sus reservas de cobre
By Ben Norton, The Grayzone, May 20, 2021 Ben Norton speaks with Chilean activist and politician Pablo Sepúlveda Allende about
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Justicia eco-social en un mundo antropocéntrico
By Nicci Attfield and James Reed, The Ecological Citizen, January 27, 2021 In a recent post on the Earth Tongues
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Revelado: La campaña del gobierno del Reino Unido para expulsar a Julian Assange de la embajada de Ecuador
By Matt Kennard, Declassified UK, April 28, 2021 A wide-ranging UK government campaign was brought to bear on Ecuador to
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Who is Responsible for the Rise of Terrorists in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria?
By Valery Kulikov, New Eastern Outlook, April 27, 2021 The fact that the United States uses terrorist organizations as mercenaries
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