by Andrew Miller | Jul 20, 2021 | Social Responsibility
Imagine, if you will, the earth as a human body, and all the water in rivers, lakes and oceans as that body’s blood supply, filling the lungs (i.e., the atmosphere) with oxygen and taking wastes away via delivery to the kidneys, liver and intestines (and perhaps even...
by Karen Maskall | Jan 8, 2021 | Social Responsibility
Every 10 seconds, a little girl is mutilated by female circumcision That’s 6,000 in peril every day, but it’s not circumcision – it’s mutilation. And its known as Female Genital Mutilation. This happens primarily in Africa, in particular in...
by Karen Maskall | Jan 12, 2020 | Social Responsibility
WARNING: This CIWF footage shows real examples of animals being slaughtered and may be distressing for many people… please do not watch if you are easily upset. The story of the intensive meat (broiler) chicken from chick to plate. For more information, please...
by James Helliwell | Dec 4, 2019 | Social Responsibility
When you are looking to make your next home improvement why don’t you make it eco sustainable? This is much easier than you can think, in this article we will go over some of the easiest ways for you to manage this. There are both local and national government deals...
by Karen Maskall | Nov 28, 2019 | Social Responsibility
More and more Americans are living in urban areas. In the past 50 years, the percentage of those living in cities increased by 10% and in the United States, the degree of urbanization is currently over 81%. This is a worldwide phenomenon, though. While...
by Karen Maskall | Mar 26, 2019 | Social Responsibility
What’s the connection between thawing mummies, recently uncovered ancient landscapes, and your next home-cooked meal? The answer: glaciers melting all around the world. In a recent study in the journal Nature Communications conducted on Baffin Island in the Canadian...
