Not known for shying away from controversy, PETA’s latest proposal doesn’t even have full support within their organization. The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is offering $1 million for the
Do you support the in-vitro production of meat?
Speaking of challenges, there’s another pretty cool one going on right now that fits right in with the spirit of Earth Day. The X Prize Foundation has added another technological contest to their line-up. This one’s for the first to design an affordable car that gets 100 MPG.

Get your body care from one of the good guys. Tested negative for
1,4-Dioxane in the Organic Consumers’ recent Coming Clean study.

I’m a little surprised by the results so far. While perhaps not the most appetizing thought to us vegans, wouldn’t this be a boon for the environment and the animals saved? I expected the second answer to come out the clear winner. Interesting.
[...] While there, I noticed the following. This may be even closer to real life, especially considering the development of test tube meat! [...]
[...] been four years since PETA offered $1 million to the first company to create a commercially-viable laboratory-grown meat that didn’t involve the death of a single [...]