Unethical companies selling unethical products.
Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc. has dropped the claim that the milk for its ice cream comes from “happy” cows. The word that the cows may not be contented comes in the company’s response to a federal consumer fraud lawsuit. That case, filed in October, alleges the Vermont ice cream maker misleads the public about how its farms treat their animals and protect the environment.
Dog artist. pic.twitter.com/3ZJjX2KXPA
— ? Kéké ? (@Kekeflipnote) January 15, 2020
good bois eating their veggies pic.twitter.com/YLLL4M8xtP
— Woof Woof® (@WoofWoof_TV) January 16, 2020
What is more mesmerising than a school of fish, especially of striped eel catfish? These little guys tend to form a school as juveniles, up to a hundred individuals to protect themselves from predators.#animallovers #wildlife #tiredearth #ocean #pollution #ClimateChange #fishing pic.twitter.com/qiTIGnOkb5
— Wild Nature (@Jamesdonovan45) January 18, 2020
Taiji: A pod of about 15 striped #dolphins has just been slaughtered. Extended suffering amid the process was clear. Please share these images and urge your followers to TAKE ACTION: https://t.co/BkupXm02TP
Jan. 19, 2020 1:00 PM#DolphinProject pic.twitter.com/0NpgNFUjLy— Dolphin Project (@Dolphin_Project) January 19, 2020
If you still consume dairy, please watch this.
Cruelty to animals became an issue in the late 19th century. The solution was to banish them from sight.
All told, glass buildings are responsible for up to one billion bird deaths in the United States each year. At a time when two-thirds of North American birds are in danger of extinction from climate change, it’s no exaggeration to say that glass architecture is a threat to life on Earth.
