December 11, 2018 - GruntVegan
Evidence is rapidly accumulating that ocean acidification and elevated temperatures will have catastrophic consequences for marine organisms and ecosystems. In fact, it is something we are already witnessing.
FOOD-NUTRITION
Kale Is Actually One of the Healthiest Things You Can EatVEGAN-LIFE
Have yourself a very vegan ChristmasSPECIESISM
That wool sweater is uglier than you thinkFOOD-NUTRITION
The Health Benefits of an Alkaline Plant-Based Diet LEGAL-REGULATORY
US accused of obstructing talks at UN climate change summitLEGAL-REGULATORY
Small islands plead for action at UN climate talksSCIENCE
Warming and melting Arctic has 'cascading effects' around the globe, 2018 Arctic Report Card saysFOOD-NUTRITION
4 Benefits of Eating Vegan FoodsLEGAL-REGULATORY
Trump rolls back decades of Clean Water Act protections
Keep 2019 Kind - Leave Wool Behind
Gene-edited farm animals are coming. Will we eat them?
Barcelona activists strip to protest fur industry
Study finds antibiotic-resistant bacteria in Brazil pork
Alaska moose poacher fined $100,000, sentenced to jail
The hunt for new antibiotics grows harder as resistance builds 
Embrace a Fake Meat Future for Its Lesser-Known Benefits
Virgin Trains is officially the first UK rail operator to offer vegan-friendly menu
Two of a kind: China's first pet cloning service duplicates star pooch
Lewis Hamilton encourages his followers to go vegan
We Might Not Have Enough Materials for All the Solar Panels and Wind Turbines We Need
Former nicotine research monkeys moved to sanctuary after pressure from Jane Goodall
Free Public Transportation Isn’t for Everyone
New ways to make plant-based medicines in space and on earth
Should your dog be vegan? Experts weigh in on the pros and cons