Nada Farhoud
Environment Editor and Columnist at The Daily Mirror
Environment Editor & columnist @dailymirror 💚 SoE’s Environment Journalist of Year. Occasional twitcher 🦅 Lives by the sea 🌊
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3 weeks ago |
thisearth.substack.com | Nada Farhoud
I’m Nada Farhoud, the Mirror’s environment editor. Below, you’ll learn more about me and what you can expect when you subscribe to my Substack. Click below to view my current subscription offersMy award-winning journalism has helped to expose animal cruelty, put the climate crisis at the front of our agenda and uncover Britain’s environmental shame abroad. I’ve also worked undercover on investigations to shine a light on the issues many don’t want you to know about. So what is this newsletter?
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Nada Farhoud
Wildlife increasingly targeted with catapults as 'unspeakably cruel' games lead to painful deathsWARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES. Wildlife rescuers say they have seen a worrying increase in the number of attacks using catapults causing injuries and deaths to birds, foxes and other animals as the animals face painful deathsTargeting wildlife with catapults is on the rise, with "unspeakably cruel" games leading to slow, painful deaths.
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3 weeks ago |
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Joseph Timan |Nada Farhoud
Dozens of holidays to kill majestic creatures like zebras were being flogged from Staffordshire's County ShowgroundSickening trophy hunting trips where elephants, giraffes, leopards, lions and zebras are shot in Africa are being sold in the UK. Over 250 exhibitors flocked to a two-day event called The Stalking Show at Staffordshire County Show where the trophy hunting holidays were on sale.
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Nada Farhoud
Trophy hunting holidays to slaughter elephants, lions and leopards on sale at UK fairDozens of holidays to kill majestic creatures like zebras were being flogged from Staffordshire's County Showground while the number of animals being killed by British trophy hunters is going upSickening trophy hunting trips to shoot elephants, giraffes, leopards, lions and zebras in Africa were on sale at a UK hunting show.
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4 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Nada Farhoud
Each year in the UK around 45million day-old chicks are killed as they can't lay eggs and not suitable for meat production - but technology exists too stop these pointless deathsStephen Fry is speaking out to save chickens this Easter, backing a campaign urging the government to ban "the unnecessary and inhumane killing of male chicks". Sweet images of fluffy chicks are everywhere right now.
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