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Feature for Wednesday, January 19:
All-Creatures Newsletter, January 20, 2022...
Animal agriculture IS the leading cause of climate change – Pope Francis: “stop pitting people against animals” – USDA must now publicize slaughterhouse statistics – Veganuary AND Veguary! – This is Vegan Propaganda (book) - Yellowstone Bison protected (again, for now) – Tiger King’s Jeff Lowe banned for life from ever ‘owning’ animals – legislation to end ‘painful’ dog experiments - Boo Boo Bear’s 28th birthday – Horses are raced when they’re just babies – orphaned Buffalo’s sentience – and more...
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Feature for Tuesday, January 18:
USDA Slaughter Records to be Posted Online Following Lawsuit...
This is the biggest step in improving government transparency at slaughter since the USDA began disclosing these records pursuant to FOIA. Thousands of slaughterhouse records are now readily available to concerned citizens and animal advocacy groups who wish to monitor USDA enforcement without waiting months or even years for the department to respond to FOIA requests.
Meat and Dairy Articles / Litigation Articles

Feature for Monday, January 17:
Animal Agriculture is the Leading Cause of Climate Change...
This paper clearly illustrates why the scientific community, government institutions, corporations and news media, who vastly underestimate the role of animal agriculture and focus primarily on reducing fossil fuel use, need to urgently change their priorities in order to be effective.
Meat and Dairy Articles / Environment Articles

Feature for Sunday, January 16:
Righteousness Versus Self-righteousness...
Righteousness is when we live in the heavenly will of God here on earth as it is in heaven as part of our everyday lives, as a way of witnessing to the world around us without calling any attention to ourselves, other than what others casually observe, such as having only plant foods in our shopping cart in a supermarket without calling any attention to the fact; it is amazing over time how many people comment on this or ask questions.
An all-creatures.org Bible Sermon
Image from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary

Feature for Saturday, January 15:
Spicy Quick Chili...
Chili (spicy quick method) is a really hot spicy vegan recipe that can easily be made less hot by using fewer chipotle peppers or little or no red pepper powder. Preparation time is about 15 minutes and cooking time is about 30 minutes in a microwave oven set on high. This chili recipe will make about 6 servings as a main meal with a salad, or twice as many servings if served over a bed of brown rice. Leftovers can be stored in a covered container in the refrigerator for a few days.
Recipes

Feature for Friday, January 14:
Lawsuit Challenges Point Reyes Ranching, Elk-Killing Plan...
It perpetuates decades of negligence by the very agency charged with protecting this national treasure. The plan would also allow harmful water pollution to continue, and permit the agency to kill native tule elk — a unique subspecies found in no other national park — that ranchers say interfere with cattle operations. This plan is a giveaway to the cattle industry.
Litigation Articles / Meat and Dairy Articles

Feature for Thursday, January 13:
Pope Francis Urged to Reconsider Comments on Human Children vs. Animal Companions...
Pope Francis: "Many couples do not have children because they do not want to, or they have just one – but they have two dogs, two cats… And this denial of fatherhood or motherhood diminishes us, it takes away our humanity... a man or woman who does not develop the sense of fatherhood or motherhood, they are lacking something, something fundamental, something important."
Animals: Tradition - Philosophy - Religion Articles