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Keith Brown focuses his coverage on scientific and government & political themes, particularly in relation to animal rights and welfare. This suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to ethical practices, animal testing policies, and the impact of governmental announcements or decisions on these areas.
Given his focus on specific cases and incidents involving animals, Keith may be interested in hearing from individuals with direct experience or first-hand knowledge of such situations. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into broader ethical considerations within the scientific community could also capture his attention.
As Keith does not have a specific geographic focus indicated, it is likely that he covers international as well as domestic issues related to animal rights and welfare.
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By: Keith Brown, Hanna Begić
Keith Brown Professor of Politics and Global Studies, Arizona State University Hanna Begić Masters student, Arizona State University
Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman has expanded, with the addition of Keith Brown, a founding partner of Melville-based Brown Altman, and several members of his team. Their arrival fosters Certilman Balin’s established zoning, industrial development agency and environmental law practice across its offices in Hauppauge, East Meadow and Saddle Brook, New Jersey. Brown is joining
By: Hanna Begic, Keith Brown
Clinging to power through repression and pride, Aleksandar Vucic faces a test of how long Serbia’s strongman politics can withstand public defiance. From The Conversation.
"At present, only one member of the Forth Valley College board actually lives in Clackmannanshire."
A laboratory at Sweden’s “prestigious” Karolinska Institute mangles rabbits’ spines and brains in hideous, prolonged, and ethically questionable ways, supposedly to study why humans walk upright, and how spinal injuries affect balance and posture in humans. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) bankrolls the gruesome tests.
By: Keith Brown
PETA has discovered possible influence peddling helping Charles River Laboratories to begin importing monkeys into the U.S. from Cambodia again, despite the documented illegality and danger.
After a fierce legal battle, PETA uncovered the names behind a panel that rubber-stamped violent experiments on animals.
The asylum seekers’ camp that is exactly like a hotel
Years of sustained pressure from PETA has forced the U.S. military to nix using live animals in live-fire trauma training drills in 2026 for all military branches.
During the pandemic years, most of us became far more aware of infection than we had ever been before. We learned about isolation, masks, sanitiser, distancing, border closures, and vaccination. The focus was clear: reduce exposure and slow the spread.
