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Colorado mountain lions hit with new hunting plan as people spread	3.5.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
Mountain lions face an uncertain future under a new state plan to let hunters kill up to 15% a year across western Colorado, and more near subdivisions -- rankling animal rights advocates who favor a live-and-let-live approach to wildlife.
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Andie Main courts laughs, controversy with “PETA,” a comedy podcast about people killed by animals	31.1.2020	Headlines: All Headlines
"Then it just popped into my head: Wouldn't it be funny to talk about animals murdering people?"
Andie Main courts laughs, controversy with “PETA,” a comedy podcast about people killed by animals	31.1.2020	Denver Post: Entertainment
"Then it just popped into my head: Wouldn't it be funny to talk about animals murdering people?"
Skiing and snowmobiling are as natural as the weather	17.1.2020	High Country News Most Recent
With human impacts felt everywhere, we need a new environmental ethic.
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Colorado regulators find dozens of violations at local Petco stores	11.12.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Documents show more than 80 violations found by state inspectors at a dozen Petco stores across Colorado this year. State Department of Agriculture inspection reports obtained by PETA and reviewed by The Denver Post include examples of excessive amounts of dead fish in tanks, parakeet cages full of feces and various paperwork errors that showed several stores had no signed agreement with a veterinarian.
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PETA calls for CU Boulder to stop using live buffalo mascot	21.11.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
On the heels of University of Colorado Boulder announcing the retirement of Ralphie V, its live buffalo mascot, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is calling on university leaders to stop using a live animal altogether.
Iditarod meets with animal welfare leaders to learn, listen	20.10.2019	Denver Post: Outdoors
The new head of Alaska's Iditarod met with a leader of PETA, which views the race as a cruel, deadly event for its canine participants.
Outdoor underachievers; mission massage; photo nots	5.8.2019	Current Issue
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
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Suit challenges culling of geese in Denver to feed the needy	24.7.2019	Denver Post: Local
An animal rights group has filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of a recent goose culling in Denver that delivered the meat to a food pantry.
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Authorities investigate alleged animal abuse at Fair Oaks Farms	6.6.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Animal Recovery Mission said that an investigator for the Miami-based animal rights group secretly recorded the disturbing footage last year while working for several months at Fair Oaks Farms, which Food & Wine magazine has called the “Disneyland of agricultural tourism.”
New Godzilla movie makes a mess of environmental ethics	6.6.2019	High Country News Most Recent
Once an allegory for the atomic bomb, the big lizard has come to represent climate change.
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Doris Day, legendary actress and singer, dies at 97	13.5.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Doris Day, a leading box office star of the mid-20th century who achieved indelible fame in big-screen bedroom farces and put a sunny face on the working woman in postwar America, has died. She was 97.The Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed Day died early Monday at her Carmel Valley, Calif., home.
Colorado State University lacked state permit to capture crows for West Nile virus studies	3.4.2019	Denver Post: Local
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is asking Colorado State University to release 37 crows that were taken “unlawfully from the wild” in 2018 for a West Nile virus study, saying the school lacked the required state permit needed to capture the birds.
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Alaskan Native Pete Kaiser wins Iditarod sled dog race	13.3.2019	Headlines: All Headlines
Pete Kaiser won the Iditarod early Wednesday, throwing his arms over his head and pumping his fists as he became the latest Alaska Native to claim victory in the iconic sled dog race.
The ecological danger of ethical impoverishment	18.2.2019	High Country News Most Recent
The West is facing challenges that won’t be solved without moral considerations.
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Hunting faces an ethical reckoning	18.12.2018	High Country News Most Recent
Gruesome social media videos show how far modern hunting has drifted from its roots.
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PHOTOS: 2018 Pamplona’s running of the bulls	9.7.2018	Denver Post: National News Headlines
Running of the Bulls, a 400-year-old tradition, takes place each morning over eight days during the San Fermin festival in Pamplona in northern Spain. The festival runs from July 6 to July 14. The fiesta was immortalized by American novelist Ernest Hemingway and draws huge crowds every year.
SuperTanker 747 required to fly through more hoops before joining the fight against Colorado’s wildfires	8.7.2018	Denver Post: News: Local
Perhaps the biggest obstacles between Colorado's wildfires and a plane that can drop nearly 20,000 gallons of water at a time? A software install and Uncle Sam's seal of approval.
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Colorado middle school teacher gets PETA’s top education award	6.7.2018	Headlines: All Headlines
Sarah Hewson's efforts recently earned her national Teacher of the Year honors from the animal advocacy group PETA -- People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals. The group, which has earned the ire of some for its high-profile campaigns against consuming and using meat, said Hewson's work is helping kids deal with a sometimes unfeeling society.
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Denver Police Department uses $240K grant to battle violent extremism	8.6.2018	Headlines: All Headlines
The Denver Police Department is using a $240,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to counter violent extremism ranging from animal rights to white supremacy.
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