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13 Articles match "Strategy"

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PETA Buying Corporate Stock
think this is a great strategy. I'm sure this is old news, but PETA keeps buying corporate stock to gain influence in corporate decision-making. From the AP. Companies don't always change their policies, but Byrne said the effort has paid off.
Critter News - Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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Just Two Lessons Learned for Today
To talk about the future as if we know what theory or strategy will lead to our goal doesn't make sense. I've decided that 20 lessons is a good number to stop at, and today I'll discuss what are probably the two most controversial ones, about the animal rights movement. Lesson #11. There's tremendous appeal in cliques. And that's fine.
Animal Person - Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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On the Vetsulin "Recall"
Every animal is different, so what I do with Violet won't be the ideal strategy for everyone. First let me say that there is no recall of Vetsulin (often used to manage the diabetes of dogs and cats) as of today. Violet's dose, twice each day, is either nine or ten units, depending on how active she is. He just figures I know what I'm doing.
Animal Person - Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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  • British Hospitals to Offer Meatless Alternatives
    Meat-free menus are to be promoted in hospitals as part of a strategy to cut global warming emissions across the National Health Service. It's all part of a campaign to cut carbon emissions. Some suggestions are likely to be controversial with patients' groups, especially attempts to curb meat eating and car use.
    Critter News - Sunday, February 8, 2009
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  • PETA Buying Corporate Stock
    think this is a great strategy. I'm sure this is old news, but PETA keeps buying corporate stock to gain influence in corporate decision-making. From the AP. Companies don't always change their policies, but Byrne said the effort has paid off.
    Critter News - Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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  • Expedition Grizzly
    Throughout the seasons, Casey observes survival strategies of these grizzlies from a distance, while Brutus demonstrates up-close grizzly anatomy, strength and behavior. Casey is concerned about the health of this grizzly population and whether climate change could be threatening their food supply.
    4 The Love Of Animals - Monday, April 27, 2009
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  • The Simple Economics of Pet Overpopulation
    second strategy is limiting the number of breeders out there who simply keep adding to the supply for their own personal profit. It seems to me that the root of the problem in pet overpopulation can be expressed simply in economic terms. The supply of pets is way, way greater than the demand for them.
    Critter News - Friday, March 13, 2009
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  • EPA Wants to Rely Less on Animal Testing
    Kavlock expects the testing strategy to be fully deployed within 10 years but believes useful applications will be released within two years. It's not a move based on compassion, but efficiency. I'll take what I can get though, even if it's not an immediate eradication of a despicable practice. The U.S. They've served their purpose well.
    Critter News - Friday, March 27, 2009
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  • Puerto Rico Plans Huge Primate Breeding Facility to Supply Researchers
    In 2007, the National Academy of Sciences published a report calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to make a fundamental shift in its toxicity testing strategies away from testing on mammals and focusing increasingly on new, more accurate—not to mention, more ethical—in vitro toxicity testing. From the ALDF action alert page.
    Critter News - Sunday, July 12, 2009
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  • Just Two Lessons Learned for Today
    To talk about the future as if we know what theory or strategy will lead to our goal doesn't make sense. I've decided that 20 lessons is a good number to stop at, and today I'll discuss what are probably the two most controversial ones, about the animal rights movement. Lesson #11. There's tremendous appeal in cliques. And that's fine.
    Animal Person - Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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  • On the Vetsulin "Recall"
    Every animal is different, so what I do with Violet won't be the ideal strategy for everyone. First let me say that there is no recall of Vetsulin (often used to manage the diabetes of dogs and cats) as of today. Violet's dose, twice each day, is either nine or ten units, depending on how active she is. He just figures I know what I'm doing.
    Animal Person - Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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  • Philip E. Devine on the Deontological Stop
    A second vegetarian strategy is simply to reject as immoral the balancing of animal pains against human pleasures. Thus John Harris's reply to the Benthamite defence of meat-eating is quite simply: 'Those who use it are saying that they think more about their stomach than their morals, and so a moral argument will probably not affect them'.
    Animal Ethics - Friday, December 4, 2009
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  • National Justice for Animals Week
    ALDF’s Criminal Justice Program provides free legal assistance—including legal research and strategy suggestions, location of expert witnesses, and sample pleadings—to prosecutors handling cruelty cases and works to strengthen state anti-cruelty legislation. They sent me an email on the 21st, but I just got around to reading about it.
    Critter News - Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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