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The Weeping Spirit Bear
The winds carry the tears of the Spirit Bears to take heed and end a tragedy that would bring back the Great Ice.

Shutdown Death Tanks
Whales have protested their captivity since 1968. Apparently, people have yet to receive the message with any degree of clarity.

NRDC Says Stop Breaking the Law!
Corporations, lawmakers, and enforcement agencies should be accountable for breaking environmental and animal welfare laws.

Is an Oil Spill in the Arctic a Big Deal?
If Shell Oil says they have a plan; why should people question it?

Can You Live Without the Support of Aquatic Life?
Without a stable marine ecosystem, water is a resource people would have to forgo.

Animal Deaths are Rubbish
Each year more than one million aquatic animals die from exposure to garbage islands.

Do Animals Have Emotions?
This is a frequently asked question. Explore the reasoning that supports genuine emotions in animals. The answer is more personal than one might imagine.

Magic Beans That Perk You Up and Save Animals
Responsible coffee company protects people, stabilizes rainforest, and saves wildlife.

Are You Scared of Arachnids? Meet the Lifesaver!
Enforced clean water regulations are necessary in order to keep this water arachnid thriving so that it can maintain a stable ecosystem and save human lives.

Animal Welfare, Human Health, and Chemical Abuse
The genetically altered bovine hormone is injected into cows, which results in diseased cattle and human health concerns. Understand how this was allowed to happen.

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