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No breeding time for predators anymore?

The government continues to hunt for critically endangered animals in Norway. A proposal for extended wolf hunting time – from 25. September to 30. April – has just been out for a hearing. Here, the Ministry of the Environment signals that they think it is okay to hunt for animals during the breeding season.
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No "calm" until the cages are empty

This year, FrP, Høyre, Sp and KrF ensured that fur animals continue to live in cages on Norwegian fur farms. And the Minister of Agriculture asked the parliamentary groups from AP, V, SV and MDG not to "undermine" the growth of the fur industry.
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When extinction gets stowed

The Storting has adopted a new "wolf settlement". But the danger is that instead there will be new wolf-like ones all the time. For the wolves themselves no longer have a chance in the political game of their lives. In recent years, one has ...
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Who cares about the chickens?

Chickens are often in the media – but rarely with a focus on the animal itself. While industry and authorities are trying to bring sales up to absurd heights again, the consumer should start caring more about the animal ...
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