Raining bullets: the aerial war on coyotes

Article Abstract:

US farmers and hunters have traditionally killed coyotes by traps, snares, and poison in order to protect livestock. Since the 1920s the federal government has made legal use, through the US Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services agency, of the annual killing of more than 25,000 coyotes by aerial gunning from low-flying airplanes.

Usage, Control, Hunting, Coyotes, Government aircraft

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Editor's agenda

Article Abstract:

The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PARM) is concerned that government recommendations for a diet based on dairy and meat products can lead to health problems for minorities. The legal action by the PCRM links issues related to racial bias, animal agriculture and nutrition.

Nutrition, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

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It's academic

Article Abstract:

Animal studies such as Bioethics, and legal aspects of animal rights, are becoming more common in the US.

Universities and colleges, Curricula, College curriculum

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