Good News From Project Coyote:
The maker of the household rodenticide d-CON, Reckitt Benckiser Group, has agreed to stop producing the toxic product for the consumer market. d-CON contains second generation anticoagulants responsible for killing countless non-target animals, including mountain lions, coyotes, endangered San Joaquin kit foxes, raptors, and companion animals. This action comes after the state of 
California took a crucial step toward protecting wildlife and banned the residential consumer purchase of rat poisons. While these are significant victories, the fight isn’t over until all deadly rodenticides are off the market, replaced with more humane alternatives.
Exposing the Big Game 
Good news, right?
Yes!
about time!
Right, how many pets and wild animal have died in the meantime?
Wow! This is important news.