The Amazon rainforest is shrinking every year because companies like JBS S.A.—which has been linked to illegal deforestation of the Amazon—want more space to raise and kill cows.
Brazil is the world’s biggest exporter of soybeans. But only a small fraction of those crops actually ends up on the dinner table.
Experts say that the Brazilian Amazon fires are the work of humans, either deliberately or by accident. Who profits from the utter destruction?
Imagine being locked in a cage and forced to eat pesticide-laced food or breathe pesticide fumes for a year until you’re killed and your body is dissected.
Tormenting bulls for entertainment is as dangerous to them as it is to the human riders. The difference is, the bulls didn’t consent.
The government’s new regulation follows appeals by PETA and the Brazilian Network for Humane Education to modernize biomedical training.
In a country where residents can see their rainforests being bulldozed by cattle ranchers, vegan living is taking hold.
She eats with the health of the planet in mind, while he eats for stamina—Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady both feel good eating plant-based.
PETA members aren’t just showering on the sidewalks in Brazil—they’re also rotating around the Olympic venues.
Another animal used for human entertainment is dead.
Adriana is starring in a new PETA ad in which she calls for Lolita, the lonely captive orca at the Miami Seaquarium to be released into an ocean sanctuary.
Two Brazilian ranching companies have been charged with illegal deforestation and their “herd” honchos could go to jail if convicted.
Brazil’s Environmental Justice Institute has claimed that one seafood exporter has illegally killed nearly 300,000 sharks.
