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Chipotle sparks farmer outrage over soda cup
2016-08-09 00:03:07| Beef
Three points we need to be making to consumers about Chipotles false claims regarding animal agriculture. read more
Australia: After the outrage, where to next for CSIRO's climate science?
2016-04-10 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Herald: There was a moment during CSIRO chief Larry Marshall's grilling by a Senate committee last week. Dr Marshall was being quizzed about his management of an organisational restructure. His aim is to get the nation's premier research agency, with 5000 employees and a century-long tradition of research in the public interest, to run more like a start-up company. The facts have been widely reported. At least 350 jobs will go over two years. Land and Water, and Oceans and Atmosphere are the two divisions...
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Where's the Outrage? Energy CEOs Reap Millions While Their Companies Incinerate Value
2016-04-10 15:46:42| Energy - Topix.net
Energy CEOs are reaping huge salaries that are driven by decisions that are detrimental to the long-term health of the company. recently disclosed that its CEO, Doug Lawler, received a whopping $14.7 million in compensation last year.
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Cola Wars: Coke Stirs Outrage With Map Showing Crimea As Russian
2016-01-05 20:40:12| Beverages - Topix.net
The map, showing Crimea as part of Russia, generated outrage from Ukrainians, who began circulating the hashtag #BanCocaCola and calling for a boycott of the company. Coca-Cola Russia, the affiliate for the global beverage giant whose iconic advertising campaign once tried to make drinking soda synonymous with global harmony, has found a new way to do just the opposite after wading into the geopolitical standoff over Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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Major U.S. airlines ban trophy hunters' shipments amid outrage over Cecil the lion
2015-08-05 12:41:24| Airlines - Topix.net
In the wake of the killing of Cecil, a beloved lion in Zimbabwe, by an American trophy hunter, three of the largest U.S. airlines have said they will no longer carry the spoils of such actions. Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines , which has the most flights to Africa of any U.S. airline, and United Airlines made similar announcements earlier on Monday , according to USA Today .