Daily Top News: Stray Mama Cat Steals Toys for Kitten, Impact of AI on Animal Health, UK Bans Toyota SUV Ads for Eco-Impact, and More! – GWC Mag

Every day, One Green Planet brings you today’s top news. For those who don’t have a lot of time to look through the news each day, this will be a great resource and an easy way to catch up!

Here you’ll find different categories of news and links to each article published! Enjoy!

1. Dog Dies in Shelter After Being Found Malnourished and Infested with Fleas

A malnourished pit bull named Black Velvet met a tragic end despite the efforts of shelter volunteers at Hillsboro, Ohio’s Highland Humane Society. Discovered tied up in a park, Black Velvet was emaciated, infested with fleas, and unable to walk. The shelter received a call from a compassionate individual who had tried to care for her, but despite their efforts, the dog’s condition worsened.

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2. Hilarious Video Shows Stray Mama Cat Stealing Toys for Her Kitten

A stray mama cat is gaining viral fame on TikTok after a video was posted showing her scrounging toys for her kitten to play with. The ingenious cat, named Renly, has captured hearts on the platform. 

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3. Watch Shelter Dog See New Home for First Time!

A shelter dog named Emery spent over a year at an Ohio-based rescue waiting for a home of her very own. While rescue staff at Cabin Critters Rescue did an amazing job caring for Emery (then known as Elvira), she was overlooked by potential adopters for over a year. Fortunately, the shelter dog did eventually get a happy ending. 

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4. Animal Agriculture Kills 18 Billion Animals (That Never Make it to the Table)

Every year, eighteen billion animals meet a tragic fate, either dying or being killed through animal agriculture before reaching someone’s plate. This startling revelation comes from the research of environmental scientists Juliane Klaura, Laura Scherer, and Gerard Breeman, who have shed light on the global scale of animal loss within the food production chain.

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5. With More Beached Whales Washing Up Than Ever Before, Officials Wonder How to Get Rid of Them

In recent weeks, the shores of Newquay, Cornwall, witnessed a daunting challenge: the disposal of a dead fin whale weighing several tonnes. As whale strandings along the British coastline continue to increase, experts face not only the logistical nightmare of moving these colossal carcasses but also the potential hazard of explosions during the decomposition process. The situation underscores the growing concern surrounding whale strandings and the complexities involved in their aftermath.

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6. The Impact of AI on Animal Health

The global Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Animal Health market is experiencing a significant surge, marked by a valuation of USD 901.81 million in 2022. This dynamic and transformative force within the veterinary and animal healthcare industry is poised for robust growth, with a projected Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 11.13% by 2028, reaching an estimated value of USD 1688.54 million. This growth is driven by the integration of cutting-edge technologies that revolutionize animal diagnosis, treatment, and care, contributing to improved welfare, disease management, and more efficient veterinary practices.

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7. New Vegan Restaurant, Argento, Coming to L.A Thanks to Billie Eilish and Finneas

Siblings Billie Eilish and Finneas are teaming up with Los Angeles–based restaurateur Nic Adler to open a vegan Italian eatery in L.A.’s Silver Lake neighborhood. The restaurant will be called Argento. The restaurant will showcase vegetable-forward foods and small-batch, artisanal vegan cheeses. The bar menu will consist of a carefully curated selection of natural wines. The wine selection will be curated by Jason Eisner.

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8. How Your Grocery Trips Impact Your Health More Than Your Neighborhood!

Cardiometabolic diseases, a group of conditions including obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension, are rapidly increasing across the United States. But what if the cause is not just what’s on your plate, but where you shop for your groceries? A groundbreaking nationwide study reveals just that!

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9. UK Bans Toyota SUV Ads for Eco-Impact

In a landmark decision by the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), two Toyota advertisements have been banned for promoting environmentally irresponsible driving. This ruling, the first of its kind, marks a significant step in holding car manufacturers accountable for the environmental impact of their advertising.

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10. Mexico’s Secretive $350 Million Border Train Line Ignored Environmental Concerns

In an alarming development, Mexican authorities have admitted that a major train project, already underway, has commenced without any environmental impact study. This revelation about the $350 million rail link between Guaymas and Nogales, in the northern state of Sonora, has sparked serious environmental concerns.

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