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What’s for Dinner China?

Jian Yi Mia Macdonald Wanqing Zhou Emma Townshend 16 August 2015 6


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Can people in the developing world eat as much meat and dairy as people in the industrialized countries without destroying the planet? And do they really want to? Brighter Green is a public policy action tank based in  New York that works to raise awareness of and encourage policy action on issues that span the environment, animals, and sustainability and they explore these qs  in a short documentary  they have produced called WHAT’S FOR DINNER?

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Namibia’s annual seal slaughter

Pat Dickens Nikki Botha Peter Shaughnessy Phil Cornelius 9 August 2015

Each year, approximately 80 000 unweaned seal pups are clubbed to death on the beaches of Namibia.  It’s regarded as one of the cruellest hunts on Earth and one Australian citizen profits hugely from it. We chat with South African activists Pat …continue

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Duck Shooting in Victoria: A Long History of Violence

Freedom of Species 5 April 2026

 Most Victorians care about wildlife. Most Victorians hate animal cruelty. Yet Victoria is one of the few states left that still allows a recreational duck and quail shouting season. For 83 days each year, duck and quail shooters can run around dressed like Rambo, blasting …continue

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In celebration of Chris Rust / Food Not Bombs

Freedom of Species 29 March 2026

   We celebrate the life and incredible contributions of Chris Rust and share tributes from Chris’s loved ones, friends and comrades. For decades, through Food not Bombs, Chris embodied a quiet, unwavering commitment to solidarity, anarchist DIY ethics, and animal …continue

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