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How animals are harmed by armed conflicts and military activities

How animals are harmed by armed conflicts and military activities

Animals in armed conflicts, Blog, Regional Economic Communities

How animals are harmed by armed conflicts and military activities Wild and domesticated animals have long-suffered abuse, injury or death in armed conflicts. In this blog, Janice Cox and Jackson Zee explore this history of harm and the reasons behind it, arguing that...

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The World Federation for Animals advocates for policies to protect #AnimalWelfare at a global level and unite the animal protection movement.

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15 Oct

📢 The public consultation is on!

🇪🇺 It's the opportunity to shape the future #AnimalWelfare legislation with #NoAnimalLeftBehind.

👉Read more about our suggestions on the need for a new Kept Animals Regulation - http://bit.ly/NALBwhitepaper https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1448953682150760450

European Commission 🇪🇺@EU_Commission

Help us build a better future for animals in the EU!

Today, we have launched a public consultation on the revision of the Animal Welfare legislation.

The well-being of animals is crucial for sustainable food production. It’s a cornerstone of our #EUFarm2Fork Strategy.

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16 Oct

While more than 60% of wildlife populations have been lost, we've more than TRIPLED our farmed animal populations. ⠀
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It's time we protect wildlife, our planet, and farmed animals by choosing to #EatLessMeat. #WorldFoodDay

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18 Oct

Factory farms of disease: how industrial chicken production is breeding the next pandemic

“Wild birds are routinely blamed for spreading avian flu but evidence is mounting that intensive farms are potential “mixing pots” for new, deadly viruses”

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/oct/18/factory-farms-of-disease-how-industrial-chicken-production-is-breeding-the-next-pandemic

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21 Oct

🐝🌼 Half of flowering plants rely on animals pollinating them.

When ecosystems die, crops suffer & diseases spread.

Animal health 🐾 Planetary health 🌎 Human health 😷 They are all connected.

The Conversation Africa@TC_Africa

The honeybee may be the best-known pollinator of plants, but there are thousands of pollinator species, including other bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, flies and even some birds and mammals. https://bit.ly/3vg2ezv

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13 Oct

Translocation of species only works about half the time due to several factors, but climate change is also a factor, rendering former habitats unsuitable for a species’ return & necessitating finding new homes for animals, @ngreports has the story: https://bit.ly/3mL4jzE

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