HPV Campaign Action

• PETA arranged for a man in a six-foot white rabbit costume to follow former Vice President Al Gorea key proponent of the HPV programat public events.
  
  
  
• Representative George Brown, ranking member of the House Science Committee, asks former EPA administrator Carol Browner to address his concerns with the HPV program.
  
  
  
• In an open letter to Al Gore, 17 national animal protection organizations voice their opposition to the HPV program.
  
  
  
• Full-page ad "Republicans won't be the only ones suffering through four years of Al Gore" runs in The New York Times.
  
  
  
• Al Gore's campaign drive hits pothole as PETA exposes animal-poisoning platform.
  
  
  
• Paul McCartney asks Al Gore to change his tune on chemical tests using animals.
  
  
  
• Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., chairperson of the House Science Committee, asks former EPA administrator Carol Browner to answer 10 hard-hitting questions regarding the basis of the HPV program.
  
  
  
• Nine members of Congress write to Al Gore to voice their concern with the HPV program.
  
  
  
• Eight members of Congress ask former EPA administrator Carol Browner to replace animal tests in the HPV program with suitable non-animal methods.
  
  
  
• Bill Maher, host of Politically Incorrect, writes a personal letter to 730 contributors to the Gore campaign regarding the Vice President and chemical tests.
  
  
  
• In a letter to EPA administrator Carol Browner, Congressman and House Science Committee member Curt Weldon expresses deep concerns about the use of animals as part of the HPV program.
  
  
  
• PETA testifies before Congressional Hearings on the HPV Program.
  
  
  
• PETA sues the EPA to force the release of chemical data.
  
  
  
• Gore commits to promoting non-animal test methods.
  
  
  

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