Animal experimentation: is it ethical? ... They would observe the beating heart and the swallowing movements made by pigs drinking colored water. ... While others are very against animal testing saying it is unethical, immoral, and is unfair to animal rights. ... Animal Liberation has become "the bible" for the animal rights movement. ... Animal rights activist say that there are alternatives to animal use in the medical and educational industry. ...

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All organisms contain it, some live in it and some drink it. ... They can reach toxic levels when animals eat one another. ... Infectious Organisms, many diseases causing organisms that re present in small numbers in most natural waters are considered pollutants when found in drinking water. ... When other animals feed on a contaminated animal, the chemicals are passed up to them. ... More than 14 million Americans drink water contaminated by pesticides, and the EPA estimates that ten percent of wells contain pesticides. ...

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Euthanasia Euthanasia is the act of painlessly putting to death, or allowing to die, a person or animal suffering from an incurable, or painful, disease. ... I believe it's best for people, and animals, to die naturally whenever possible. ... I had an animal that got very sick and was sick for about a week. It was very weak and couldn't stand up to eat or drink. The animal got very skinny and its leg was so swollen that pus was seeping out of it. ...

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They inject animals with nearly lethal doses that is impossible for humans to do. ... This fallacy was also found in an experiment, which injected animals with extremely high and sometimes nearly lethal doses of the drug. ... Moreover, any animals that survived this experiment returned to full reproductive capability 30 days after the conclusion of the experiment. August 31, 1990 issue of the magazine Science that reports that over 800 volatile chemicals are present in roasted coffee, and only 21 have actually been tested on animals and 16 of these cause cancer in rodents. With all of these ...

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Health Effects Drinking water can become contaminated at the original water source, during treatment, or during distribution to the home. The levels of contaminants in drinking water are seldom high enough to cause acute health effects. ... The get into drinking water when the water source is contaminated by sewage and animal wate, or when well are improperly sealed and constructed. ... Every homeowner who relies on a private well for its drinking water supply and every water provider in this country is at risk for MTBE contamination. ... Seepage overflow into drinking water sources...

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Food is any substance, esp. a solid, taken in by a plant or animal to enable it to live a grow. ... These are often called "wrong food" and these type of diet include a lot of animal fat, low fiber, a lot of processed food, poor in fresh vegetables, poor in fruits and also poor in whole grains. ... *Alcohol also has been proven to be safe and in some cases healthy when drinked in minimal doses, but if you exceed this and combined with cigarette, it increases the risk of develop cancer. ...

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We have successfully cloned animals such as mice in the past this will eventually lead to the cloning of a human being. ... Scientist must face these questions when they are dealing with animal testing and environmental issues. ...

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