Raising the Forgotten Issue of Food
Why The United Nations Food Summit is already a Success - “It is our moral imperative to keep our promise to achieve the...
20 September, 2021
“If animal welfare is close to your heart, this blog from Compassion in World Farming CEO and animal advocate Philip Lymbery is shining a light on animal reform. aiming to inform, educate and debate the future of food, taking a 360-view of all aspects of the meat industry – humanity, animals (farmed and wild) and the planet. A difficult, but important, subject, Philip himself warns that the content of the blog ‘won’t always be pretty, but it’ll give you the facts and make you think – it is for all those who want to hear about the here, the now and the future’.
For those who want to see a future still filled with animals free and out in the wild… a must read” – Vuelio June 2020
Philip’s blog has been rated a Top 10 Green Blog by Vuelio for three consecutive years: 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Please Note: Vuelio will not be doing a Top 10 Green Blog ranking in 2021 but will resume this ranking in 2022
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12 August, 2021
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09 August, 2021
The True Value Of Friendship
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30 July, 2021
Reasons For Hope
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23 July, 2021
Landmark EU Commission Commitment To End The Cage Age
Yesterday, 30th June 2021, the EU Commission committed to phase out cages in animal farming across the EU by 2027, making it a...
01 July, 2021
Protecting People Means Protecting Animals Too
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25 June, 2021
Ending the Evil that is Live Export
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14 June, 2021
Historic Vote to End the Cage Age
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11 June, 2021
Only A Number, Never A Name
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09 June, 2021
We Are Nothing Without Nature
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22 May, 2021
Build Back Better for Bees
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20 May, 2021
Historic Progress For Animals Announced
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14 May, 2021
The Lies and Half-Truths That Keep Factory Farming Afloat
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29 April, 2021
Restoring Life On Earth
The focus of this year’s global Earth Day is on how we can restore our Earth. Between 20th and 22nd April, people in...
22 April, 2021
The Deadly Cruelty Of Live Animal Exports
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31 March, 2021
If fish had fur
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27 March, 2021
Water and Welfare
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22 March, 2021
For the love of life
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03 March, 2021
Why Pigs and Polar Bears Don’t Mix
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28 February, 2021
Pangolins and Pandemics
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20 February, 2021
Factory farming has to end
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04 February, 2021
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06 January, 2021
Health, Hope and the Road Ahead
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31 December, 2020
One Health, One Welfare, One Planet
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18 December, 2020
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11 December, 2020
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11 December, 2020
Why world’s first approval for cultured meat is good for us all
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07 December, 2020
For the love of jaguars
Today, as the world celebrates ‘International Jaguar Day’, marvelling at these magnificent and increasingly rare creatures, what few will draw is the connection...
29 November, 2020