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Urgent Action Needed to help Millions of Laboratory Animals

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TONY_GAL - 21 Jan 2007 20:15 GMT
Tony
Nottingham
England

21 January 2007

TO: All People Who Care

A new European Chemical Testing Policy
called REACH has now been finalised by
the European Union. Under these proposals
Chemicals of every imaginable kind  -  from
those used in industrial processes to the
ingredients of consumer products  - will be
tested on Millions of animals from mice to fish
to dogs, causing untold suffering.

If you believe that REACH should make more
use of  Alternative Testing to test its Chemicals
then please take action now.

If you are a European citizen please contact
your local papers and own MEP asking
them to  promote the  development of
humane non-animal testing methods under
the REACH legislation, which is the best hope
we have for sparing animals the misery of a
testing laboratory.

A sample letter can be found at the BUAV
(British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection)
website at www.BUAV.org   (Select Campaigns,
Chemical Testing, Get Active then Writing to
the local press).

For all Non-European members, you can still
help. Please tell all your colleagues and friends
in the UK and Europe about REACH. Everyone
can help and you can make a difference.

Thank You
Dale Atkin - 25 Jan 2007 05:19 GMT
"TONY_GAL" <tony_gal_001@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
> will be
> tested on Millions of animals from mice to fish
> to dogs, causing untold suffering.

These kinds of alarmist messages always bug me. They never actually tell you
anything important.

Things I want to know:

1. What is the current state of the law?
2. What are the key differences of the proposed legislation vs existing?

These two pieces of information are vitally important to forming an opinion
on anything like this, but they are completely left out.

Dale
 
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