- Increase public awareness of the abuse of animals in our society, particularly in vivisection laboratories and factory farms and to educate public opinion to demand, by all lawful means, the abolition of all experiments on animals, factory farming and all other forms of animal abuse.
- Examine existing legislation on matters associated with the above objectives or related aspects and to promote social, legal and administrative reforms in furtherance of the above objectives.
- Prevent exploitation of animals.
- Educate the public and particularly young people to a sense of moral responsibility towards animals.
- Promote, generally, a lifestyle which does not involve the abuse of animals.
- Collect, and diffuse among members and the public generally, information on all matters affecting the above objectives and with a view there to print, issue and circulate papers, periodicals, books, circulars and other literary matter and produce film and audio-visual material, and to promote, sponsor, procure or assist in any way, courses or lectures or other instructions in furtherance of such objectives
When we think of something “burning,” we imagine flames that need oxygen to stay alive. A campfire, stove flame, or candle—all depend on oxygen in the air. But deep inside the Earth, there is no oxygen-rich atmosphere , no flames… Yet the Earth’s mantle remains extremely hot , constantly generating magma (lava underground) and fueling volcanic eruptions. So how does the mantle stay hot without oxygen? Does it “burn”? Is lava the result of fire? Let’s explore the real science behind Earth’s internal heat—an astonishing story billions of years in the making. 🌍 Fire vs. Lava: They Are NOT the Same Thing The first thing to understand is this: 🔥 Fire = Chemical Reaction (needs oxygen) 🌋 Lava = Melted Rock (does NOT need oxygen) Fire is a chemical process where a substance reacts with oxygen. Lava is simply rock that has melted due to intense heat and pressure — no burning, no flames. So the mantle and lava are not burning . They are hot , but not because of fire....
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