The Animal Law & Policy Clinic has submitted public comments to @NatlParkService supporting the removal of a fence that has prevented Tule elk from accessing adequate food and water. The comments also call upon the agency to go further...
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Happening now! Our Clinic staff attorney Rebecca Garverman giving oral testimony in our tule elk case in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Livestream (select SF courtroom):
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Happening now!
"You fight until you win and if you still have not won, you are not done fighting." - Elizabeth Forsyth @Earthjustice
Zoom webinar link: https://t.co/ZKCXerTDPN
"I want to put my money in the world that I want to see."
Thanks to @soul_eubanks, founder of @ApexAdvocacy, for his fantastic Animal Law Week talk “Introduction to Veganism, Speciesism and Collective Liberation” @Harvard_Law today!
Join us via Zoom at 12.15pm EDT today for @Harvard_Law's Animal Law Week panel "Careers in Animal Law" featuring Mary Hollingsworth, Nirva Kapasi Patel, and Alicia Rodriguez HLS '15.
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Thanks to @MagalyLicolli for kicking off our 10th annual Animal Law Week by sharing her critical mission to ensure the human rights of poultry workers.
Join us tomorrow for "Winning for Farm Animals in the Corporate World" with @joshbalk & @ngjayasimha.
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This week is the 10th annual Animal Law Week @Harvard_Law! Join us via Zoom webinar anytime from 12.15-1.15pm EDT daily. Details below.
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Join us in person or via Zoom every lunch time next week for our 10th annual Animal Law Week! We have a great line up of speakers starting with @MagalyLicolli talking about labor rights and animal ag on Monday. More here: https://t.co/MvgCXjndAE
Yesterday, our Animal Law & Policy Clinic informed the @USFWS of its intent to sue over the agency’s failure to respond to a request for stronger Endangered Species Act protections for West Indian manatees in Florida and Puerto Rico.
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When should global livestock emissions peak and what's the most effective way to reduce them? @HHarwatt (and her coauthors) posed these questions (and more) to 210 climate scientists & I wrote up the findings (w/charts!). It's much sooner than you'd think. https://t.co/K3uMIBKLiP
We are excited to announce the release of the 2023 Year-in-Review Compendiums which offer a curated, comprehensive view of developments in animal law and policy over the past year.
To learn more, visit: https://t.co/6YtBmJoK7x
#theBrooksInstitute#AnimalLawDigest#AnimalLaw
‘Bewildering’ to omit meat-eating reduction from UN climate plan - @guardianeco coverage of ALPP Visiting Fellow @cleoverk and co-authors comment in @NatureFoodJnl today.
MEDIA RELEASE: https://t.co/HmH996A0JE
Climate and agriculture scientists set the record straight – emissions from the livestock sector must decline by 50% this decade, and some countries should do more than others.
Our latest report by @HHarwatt@matthewhayek @DrPaulBehrens @WilliamJRipple
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“The short text of the EATS Act belies the fact that it could strike thousands of pages of state laws that protect the health and welfare of the citizenry.” - Professor Kristen Stilt @Harvard_Law
More @FoodProcessing#EATSAct#farmbill#statesrights
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Thirty law professors from leading law schools across the country have written to Congress to express their joint concern regarding the Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression Act (“EATS Act”) (S. 2019/H.R. 4417).
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Join us & @cultureanimals on Oct 5 in person or via Zoom for The Annual Tom Regan Memorial Lecture. The lecture will be given by @unlv's Prof. Cheryl Abbate. The respondent will be @nyuniversity's Prof. Emeritus of #Environmental Studies, Dale Jamieson.
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