A vegan diet, also referred to as veganism, avoids animal products for ethical, health, or environmental reasons. Veganism has been accepted by society, enough that the number of persons adopting Vegan Food has increased by 350% in the previous decade, according to studies from the.

Veganism can be defined as a style of life in which people avoid all sorts of animal exploitation and cruelty as…

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1. Travel improves your health

From cutting stress to reducing your chances of developing heart disease, the health benefits of travel are enormous. You can sit in a chair all day at the workplace: taking a few walks for your journey is sure to improve your body. For some people, wandering abroad is also a cure for…

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April 13, 2020



Our Cruel Treatment of Animals Led to the Coronavirus

The conditions that lead to the emergence of new infectious diseases are the same ones that inflict horrific harms on…

An ethical approach to life (and this planet) is, I believe, the way to go.

A sustainable way of life is also essential.

Some animals (and even plants!) are carnivores; some are vegetarian; some are omnivores. Before the Neolithic Revolution humans lived with nature. Scientists call pre-agricultural humans 'Hunters & Gatherers'. They had a very varied diet and hunted animals for their meat for over 2 million years.

12 thousand years ago humans first started growing…

In a short comment on Culture & Ethics, Discovery Institute’s Wesley J. Smith applauded Donald Trump for declaring January 2018 as “National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.” Trump’s decree reads in part as follows:

NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby…

As travelers on a quest for new experiences, we are constantly attracted to the unique and adventurous. We crave for a different experience, look to pushing boundaries and find the need to live our lives to the fullest. Because why shouldn’t we? But our travels should be responsible and our actions should always be ethical. 

While there is nothing wrong with trying to live the best lives that we can, sometimes in doing that, whether consciously or unconsciously, we cause harm…

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With the numbers of animals in the wild dwindling at near rapid rate, it seems needless to say that it’s time for everyone to be conscious about the actions that they take each day and start actively protect our wild before they all go extinct. 

However, the future is not all bleak. Thanks to…

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There’s a lot of talk in the vegan community about whether having children is a good idea or not. Obviously the default human position is that giving birth is encouraged, or at least accepted. Most of us exist as a result of the decision to create life, and government policies that attempt to restrict procreation are met with harsh criticism. Conversely, almost every nation offers paid paternity leave…

In the 1877 classic novel Black Beauty, audiences learned to empathize with the sufferings of a horse forced to pull cabs through London. Yet 137 years later, horse-drawn carriages are still…

IT’S TIME TO EXPOSE THE OIL COMPANIES FUNDING SEISMIC BLASTING!

This spring, as soon as the ice starts to melt, seismic blasts will reverberate throughout Canada’s East Arctic Ocean off Baffin Island, with foreseeably disastrous consequences to local marine life and coastal communities, and raising the spectre of fossil fuel exploitation…

Professor David Benatar on The Species Barrier!

Excellent episode of The Species Barrier featuring interviews and discussions about Antinatalism, Veganism, and more with pre-eminent Professor of philosophy David Benatar, marvellous musician Mistro, and eco-thrilling author Jan Smitowicz.

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October 9th, 2015

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So horrified was I with regard images of beagles in vivisection labs, I wrote a novel. The result is Delphian and it is available for free if you are subscribed to Kindle Unlimited. If you are not subscribed it is available for a modest fee on Amazon. But forget the sales pitch! Vivisection must stop! It is an hypocrisy. In the book I draw the comparison of aliens arriving on Earth and due to their perceived superior intelligence, they use humans for pharmaceutical…

Better Never to Have Been Born: An Interview with David Benatar…

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BSL stands for Breed Specific Legislation, which is a term that is commonly used to define specific laws that have been created to put certain restrictions on particular dog breeds and the owners of these particular dog breeds.  Generally these BSL laws restrict and or ban the ownership of specific dog breeds, or a general "type" of dog, without any consideration of owner responsibility, history of dog ownership, or past history of dog behavior.  When a state, city, or community…

Zambia bows under pressure to the trigger happy.

In January of 2013, wildlife enthusiasts around the world applauded Zambia for following Kenya and Botswana’s lead in implementing a ban on all trophy hunts. Sylvia Masebo, Minister of Tourism and Arts, publicly acknowledged much support for the move and proclaimed Zambia’s wildlife to be worth more alive than dead. Sadly, the…