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Switzerland Could Become First Country To Ban Animal Testing
Voters in Switzerland will decide on Sunday whether to become the first country to ban animal testing in a referendum that will also consider tightening controls on cigarette advertising.
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EU Lawmakers Seek To Intensify Efforts To Protect Animals Used In Scientific Research
The European Parliament on Thursday asked the European Union to intensify efforts to stop using animals for scientific research.
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US Agriculture Department Closes "Kitten Slaughterhouse" After Outcry
The US Department of Agriculture on Tuesday announced it would no longer use cats in research that, according to a watchdog group, involved forced "cannibalism" and resulted in over 3,000 of the animals being put down since 1982.
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Spooked By Monkeys, Bosch Looks To Oysters And Cattle For Profit
Germany's Robert Bosch, the world's biggest automotive supplier, is betting on farming technology to boost profit this year as disclosures about experiments by carmakers on monkeys jeopardise diesel-related jobs. The Stuttgart-based company said it introduced new smart farming solutions last year, including sensor-based technologies to help farmers...
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Switzerland Could Become First Country To Ban Animal Testing
Voters in Switzerland will decide on Sunday whether to become the first country to ban animal testing in a referendum that will also consider tightening controls on cigarette advertising.
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EU Lawmakers Seek To Intensify Efforts To Protect Animals Used In Scientific Research
The European Parliament on Thursday asked the European Union to intensify efforts to stop using animals for scientific research.
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US Agriculture Department Closes "Kitten Slaughterhouse" After Outcry
The US Department of Agriculture on Tuesday announced it would no longer use cats in research that, according to a watchdog group, involved forced "cannibalism" and resulted in over 3,000 of the animals being put down since 1982.
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Spooked By Monkeys, Bosch Looks To Oysters And Cattle For Profit
Germany's Robert Bosch, the world's biggest automotive supplier, is betting on farming technology to boost profit this year as disclosures about experiments by carmakers on monkeys jeopardise diesel-related jobs. The Stuttgart-based company said it introduced new smart farming solutions last year, including sensor-based technologies to help farmers...
