Chile’s salmon boomChile has become the world’s second-largest producer of salmon, despite the fish being non-native to its waters. In this new investigation, Marcos Zegers documents the industry from hatchery to slaughter, revealing crowded conditions, environmental concerns,...READ MORE
Lawsuit launched to strengthen protections for Arizona’s endangered fish, snakes, frogsThe Center for Biological Diversity today filed a notice of its intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Arizona Game and Fish Department for failing to address decades of damage to the...READ MORE
100-year road to victory: how Manning Beef Slaughterhouse was permanently closedThis victory is the result of months of strategic work, community organizing, and unwavering pressure. When the Planning Commission meeting began, more than a dozen supporters packed the room after rallying outside City Hall. The...READ MORE
Tribe’s lawsuit seeks to block federal agencies from removing wild horses near California-Nevada border
