161. Animal Ethics: February 2008
evidence of properly handled cattle would go a long way toward ensuring healthier meat while lifting the shared burden that comes with consigning millions of animals yearly to a terrifyingly cruel death. Jonathan SpitzWestfield, N.J., Feb. 21,
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162. Animal Ethics: May 2008
that millions of dogs and cats are killed each year in shelters because there are no homes for them, cloning becomes unethical as well.Kathy GuillermoDirectorLaboratory Investigations DepartmentPeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
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163. Animal Ethics: August 2008
Some indication of the genuinely biocentric value orientation of ethical environmentalism is indicated in what otherwise might appear to be gratuitous misanthropy . The biospheric perspective does not exempt Homo sapiens from
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164. Animal Ethics: September 2008
Links
Alley Cat Rescue
Animal Acres
Animal Aid
Animal Chaplains
Animal Defenders of Westchester
Animal Law Blog
Animal Legal & Historical Center
Animal Protection Institute
Animal Rights Law Project
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165. Animal Ethics: January 2008
failed to impose catch limits that ensure its survival. For reasons of both health and environmental responsibility, bluefin tuna should be avoided, whether in sushi or any other form.Gil KulickNew York, Jan. 24, 2008
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166. Animal Ethics: September 2007
for hogs, chickens and cattle, creating super-bugs—bacteria that no longer can be treated with antibiotics. While some chicken producers and poultry purchasers have taken steps to reduce antibiotic use, the hog industry remains largely
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167. Animal Ethics: December 2004
large areas to producing cattle feed, and raise cattle anyway to produce sufficient amounts of organic fertilizer.Today, milk cattle are converted to pet-food products when they no longer can produce enough milk.Would the same cattle raised to
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168. Animal Ethics: June 2005
has an unacceptable implication is unacceptable. Meat-eating is wrong; therefore, since consequentialism implies that it’s not wrong, consequentialism is to be rejected.Let me put it differently. There are two ways to preserve
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169. Animal Ethics: March 2006
the handout, Singer is not categorically opposed to harming animals, any more than he is categorically opposed to harming humans. Utilitarians aren't categorically opposed to any action, even the killing of innocent humans. Whether harm is
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170. Animal Ethics: July 2004
of mandatory inspections of cattle at meatpacking plants. And it seems convinced that the threat of mad-cow disease can be evaluated by voluntary inspections of cattle that appear sick. But one reason other countries are so strict about
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