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From nuts to high tech: veggie food emerges as investment trend

July 4, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Hedge funds bet that the foliage is where our next meals are coming from          LAS VEGAS,  LONDON––Food industry leaders placing investment bets on what they believe will be the next big trend in eating are putting more and more of the money on alternatives to animal products and byproducts. Three paths away from meat […]

Filed Under: Asia/Pacific, Asian religions, Central Europe, China, Culture & Animals, Europe, Feature Home Bottom, Fish, Food, Food & agriculture, Food & agriculture, Germany, Global, Horses & Farmed Animals, Indian subcontinent, Indonesia, Isles, Japan, Meat issues, Pacific rim, Religion & philosophy, Southeast Asia, United Kingdom, USA, Vegetarians & vegans, Vegetarians & vegans Tagged With: Amy's Kitchen, Eric Schulze, GlobalData, Hampton Creek, Linda McCartney, Memphis Meats, Merritt Clifton, Mintel

China: Stopping dog trucks is the easy part. Saving dogs is harder.

June 30, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Some dogs die from their ordeal,  but more than 80% are saved          GUANGZHOU,  China––The hardest part of rescuing a truckload of suspected stolen dogs en route to slaughter in Guangzhou,  China on June 19,  2017 had only just began when the cages of dogs were unloaded. The cargo,  initially believed to be about 800 […]

Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal organizations, Asia/Pacific, Cats, China, Culture & Animals, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Dogs & cats, Eating cats, Eating dogs, Feature Home Bottom, Food, Food & agriculture, Meat issues, Organizations, Southeast Asia, Thailand, USA, Uses of dogs Tagged With: Merritt Clifton, Peter Li, Soi Dog Foundation

Why Guangzhou dog rescue reveals more about China than Yulin dog-eating festival

June 25, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Rescue in hub of dog meat trade won more notice than festival held to boost dog-eating          YULIN,  China––The largest-ever rescue of dogs from a truck hauling them to slaughter,  accomplished on June 19,  2017 in Guangzhau,  the longtime hub of dog-eating in China,  very nearly upstaged the 2017 Yulin Lychee & Dog-Eating Festival,  which […]

Filed Under: Activism, Advocacy, Animal organizations, Animal rights & welfare, Asia/Pacific, Asian religions, Beliefs, Buddhism, Cats, China, Cultural, Culture & Animals, Dogs, Dogs & cats, Dogs & Cats, Eating cats, Eating dogs, Feature Home Bottom, Food, Food & agriculture, Humane history, Legislation, Meat issues, Organizations, Religion & philosophy, USA, Uses of dogs Tagged With: Irene Feng, Merritt Clifton, Peter J. Li, Yulin

Rumored Yulin dog meat festival cancellation still unconfirmed

May 20, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Global media frenzy overlooks lack of official notice from China          YULIN,  China––Chinese media,  including those that usually publicize government announcements,  had through May 20,  2017 remained conspicuously silent about a purported week-long suspension of dog meat sales said to have been introduced in Yulin,  China coinciding with the annual Yulin Lychee & Dog-Eating Festival. The […]

Filed Under: Activism, Advocacy, Animal organizations, Asia/Pacific, Asian religions, Beliefs, Buddhism, Cats, China, Cultural, Culture & Animals, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Eating cats, Eating dogs, Food & agriculture, Humane history, Organizations, Population control, Rabies, Religion & philosophy, USA Tagged With: Amy Qin, Irene Feng, Marco Polo, Merritt Clifton, Peter Li, Qin Xianona

Fishers’ riot may hasten extinction of the vaquita porpoise

March 15, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Rioters damaged marine law enforcement capacity throughout the Sea of Cortez          GOLFO DE SANTA CLARA,  Sonora,  Mexico––Wall or no wall along the Mexican border,  the furious rejection of environmental regulation characterizing U.S. President Donald Trump’s first six weeks in office appears to be shared by some of the violent lawbreakers whom […]

Filed Under: Asia/Pacific, China, Conservation, Cultural, Endangered species, Fish, Food & agriculture, Habitat, Latin America, Laws, Marine life, Mexico, Poaching & trafficking, The Americas, Whales & dolphins, Wildlife Tagged With: Amalia Escobar, bahaba, totoaba, vaquita

Under the Skin: How ejiao threatens the common ass

March 10, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

The Donkey Sanctuary saddles up Free download from https://www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/under-the-skin/full-report Reviewed by Merritt Clifton          BEIJING––Can demand for a commodity that constitutes only one ten-thousandth of the global market for traditional Chinese medicine really pose what Donkey Rescue World blogger David C. Duncan calls “an existential threat” to barnyard animals as abundant worldwide as donkeys? This is […]

Filed Under: Africa, Asia/Pacific, Australia & New Zealand, China, Cultural, Culture & Animals, Donkeys, Europe, Food, Food & agriculture, Food & agriculture, Fur & leather, Global, Hooved stock, Horses, Horses & Farmed Animals, India, Indian subcontinent, Isles, Live markets, Live transport, Meat issues, Pakistan, Slaughter, South Africa, Sub-Saharan, United Kingdom Tagged With: David C. Duncan, Given Sigauqwe, Govan Whittles, Merritt Clifton, P. Naveen, Savanna Myszka

Sharkwater maker Rob Stewart, 37, saved five million sharks’ lives

February 16, 2017 By Merritt Clifton

Died after videotaping sharks around wreck of former Canadian flagship          KEY WEST,  Florida––Sharkwater documentary series filmmaker Rob Stewart,  37,  died on January 31,  2017 after his third deep dive of the day to the wreck of the Queen of Nassau, near Alligator Reef off Islamorada,  Florida. “Stewart and a small group of divers were […]

Filed Under: Asia/Pacific, Canada, Caribbean, China, Cultural, Fish, Food & agriculture, Marine life, Obits & Memorials, Obituaries (human), The Americas, Wildlife, Wildlife Tagged With: Alexandra Stewart, Cara Sands, David Goodhue, Diana Peters, Merritt Clifton, Paul Watson, Rob Stewart, Tyler Macleod

Losing their asses: China trade deals deplete global donkey population

December 23, 2016 By Merritt Clifton

Is the demand real or a bubble? Either way, donkeys suffer          BISHKEK,  Kyrgyzstan;  NAIROBI,  Kenya;  JOHANNESBURG,  South Africa––Developing nations from South Africa to Kyrgyzstan have become urgently concerned about losing their asses in trade deals with China. Literally.  But whether Chinese donkey-brokers are buying donkeys for slaughter because of authentic market demand within China […]

Filed Under: Africa, China, Donkeys, Feature Home Bottom, Food, Food & agriculture, Global, Hooved stock, Horses & Farmed Animals, Kenya, Meat issues, North Africa, Religion & philosophy, Slaughter, South Africa, Sub-Saharan, Working horses Tagged With: Dale Willman, Goldox, Jean Gilchrist, Merritt Clifton, Tozie Kokufa

Jack Woodall, 81, the James Bond of animal/human disease prevention

October 30, 2016 By Merritt Clifton

Cofounder of ProMED-mail          LONDON,  U.K.––Jack Woodall,  81,  perhaps the most influential person in the animal welfare field whose name almost no one involved in animal welfare recognized,  whose work helped to save countless human and animal lives,  died on October 24,  2016 in London,  England,  where he was under treatment for pancreatic cancer. Cofounder […]

Filed Under: Adaptive species, Africa, African wildlife, Asia/Pacific, China, Culture & Animals, Disease, Dog health, Dogs, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Europe, Feature Home Bottom, Feral animals, Food, Food & agriculture, Food & agriculture, Global, Horses & Farmed Animals, India, Indian subcontinent, Isles, Obits & Memorials, Obituaries (human), Pacific rim, Population control, Population control, Rabies, Science, Science, Southeast Asia, Street dogs, Sub-Saharan, United Kingdom, Urban wildlife, Wildlife Tagged With: Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, Charles Calisher, Eskild Petersen, Jack Woodall, Larry Madoff, Martin Hugh-Jones, Mary Cranshaw, Stephen Morse

Fur farm releases in China reflect falling fur demand worldwide

April 26, 2016 By Merritt Clifton

Raccoon dogs freed twice in eight months          BEIJING,  China––For the second time in eight months a Chinese fur farmer appears to have released his animals in response to three years of steeply falling pelt prices and fur garment demand worldwide,  with no upturn in sight. Reported the Beijing Daily News on April 13, […]

Filed Under: Animal rights & welfare, Asia/Pacific, Asian religions, Buddhism, Cats, China, Cultural, Culture & Animals, Dogs, Dogs & cats, Dogs & Cats, Eating cats, Eating dogs, Feature Home Bottom, Food & agriculture, Fur & leather, Fur trapping, Horses & Farmed Animals, Hunting & trapping, Legislation, Population control, Population control, Religion & philosophy, Uses of dogs, Wildlife, Wildlife Tagged With: Dalai Lama, Joseph Buddenberg, Merritt Clifton, Nicole Kissane, Shenzen, Tyler Lang

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