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Animals as Food and Clothing - Actions You Can Take
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    The 10 newest resources in Animals as Food and Clothing:
    Mercy For Animals (posted: 05/25/2000)
    Columbus, OH, USA
    Mercy For Animals (MFA) believes that non-human animals are irreplaceable individuals who have morally significant interests and hence rights, including the right to live and ...
    Category: Organizations

    Green Living Center: Carpeting and Flooring (posted: )
    USA
    This resource has information about: carpeting, carpet padding, installation, natural carpets, surface treatment, cleaning, subflooring and finishes and adhesives. ...
    Category: Articles

    Green Living Center: Fabrics (posted: )
    USA
    In addition to the chemicals used in the manufacturing of textiles, the pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and herbicides used in growing cotton also adversely affect public ...
    Category: Articles

    Green Living Center: Designing Safe For Children (posted: )
    USA
    From birth, babies and young children are building their immune systems. Exposure to toxic materials can hinder development and cause long term problems to their ...
    Category: Articles

    ALF Supporters Group - Poland (posted: [postdate])
    Lubon, Poland
    Animal Liberation Front support group in Poland - Polish Language. ...
    Category: Organizations

    Green Living Center: Bedding (posted: )
    USA
    All traditional mattresses, futons, mattress pads, and furniture filling made in the US, by law, must be treated with fire retardant chemical finishes. However, there ...
    Category: Articles



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