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Feature for Wednesday, July 22
All-Creatures.org July 22 Newsletter

A prayer for a companion animal who is passing away – hope and empowerment for young people through environmental education – In Defense of Animals to help wild creatures in DRC facing armed conflict, Ebola – Abu al-Alaʾ al-Maʿarri, 11th century vegan poet and philosopher – the beginning of a half-century vegan journey – crucial tips for protecting dogs in the heat – Leave me be [new poem from J.H. Dickinson] – how aquaculture and industrial fishing conflict with Jewish values – New Zealand’s Predator Free 2050 causes needless suffering – They Gathered at the Manger [new hymn from Tams Nicholson] – VCOP26 this weekend, July 25-26 – and more...

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Feature for Tuesday, July 21
Jewish Ethics of Lox and Industrial Fish

The Center for Jewish Food Ethics takes a look at lox, what it is, where it comes from, and why aquaculture and industrial fishing are incompatible with Jewish values.

Tradition Articles Sea Animals Articles

Feature for Monday, July 20
Students Are Watching the World Change. Why Environmental Education Matters More Than Ever

Educated Choices Program examines why environmental education—and the hope and empowerment it can provide—is so important as we face the mounting effects of climate change.

Environment Articles

Feature for Sunday, July 19
Vegan Tipping Point

Vegan tipping point is when there are a sufficient number of vegans in the world to tip the balance of this corrupt world into becoming vegan and ending the horrible pain, suffering, and death inflicted upon billions of animals every year.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]

An All-Creatures.org Bible Sermon

Feature for Saturday, July 18
Tomatoes Stuffed (Greek Style)

Tomatoes stuffed (Greek style) is a delicious vegan recipe that will serve about 6 adults as a main meal, and takes about 45 minutes to prepare and about 20 minutes to cook in a microwave oven.

Vegan Recipes

Feature for Friday, July 17
Abu al‑Alaʾ al‑Maʿarri: The Medieval Poet‑Philosopher Who Refused to Steal From Nature

Roland Azar discusses the life, work, and beliefs of the 11th century Syrian poet Abu al‑Alaʾ al‑Maʿarri, who rejected all forms of animal exploitation.

Articles Reflecting a Vegan Lifestyle

Feature for Thursday, July 16
Who Is The Real Pest?

Sandra Kyle explains why New Zealand’s Predator Free 2050 will fail to protect native wildlife from cats and will cause suffering among felines and other sentient creatures—despite the existence of humane, effective alternatives.

Companion Animal Care Wildlife Articles