ABQ lab under fire for animal abuse
(WorldNews Mexico)

The work, done under a $700,000 contract with an industry group funded by Volkswagen and other manufacturers, appeared to have been part of VW’s campaign to market new diesel vehicles. A year later, the company would be rocked by revelations that it had used emissions-cheating software to fool regulators about the level of nitrogen oxides emitted by those vehicles. “There’s no doubt there was a dupe,” said John Gluck, a University of New Mexico emeritus psychology professor who once sat on an LRRI research review committee. But the lab has been in the cross-hairs in the past, most notably when federal inspectors have uncovered violations of the Animal Welfare Act over...