Authored by: Zhe Zhu (She/her), Fordham ELR Staff Member 2021-22 Edited by: Michael Chambrelli, Fordham ELR Online Editor 2021-22 Orcas cannot thrive in captivity. A female orca named Kiska bashed her head against the glass
Read Full ArticleAuthored by: Kayla Molina, University of Oklahoma College of Law, J.D. 2021, M.A. in Environmental History Edited by: Michael Chambrelli, Fordham ELR Online Editor 2021-22 The “effects that scientists had predicted . . . would
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