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Apr 4 2018 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – April 2018

Our Faunalytics Index for April 2018 looks at the carbon footprint of school meals, capture-induced births in sharks and rays, animal research funding and accuracy, and much more. READ MORE

Mar 6 2018 | Mona Zahir

Evaluating The Influence Of Animal Interest Groups

States with an agricultural economic base and traditional political culture are less likely to protect animals or be swayed by animal interest groups. READ MORE

Mar 1 2018 | Jamie Harris

Fighting Climate Change Through School Lunches

A case study from Oakland shows how schools can significantly reduce their carbon and water footprint by replacing animal products with plant-based proteins. READ MORE

Jan 29 2018 | Ditte Hillebrand

A Decade Of Fighting Factory Farms: A Review From HSUS

A review penned by HSUS looks at the evolution of societal expectations regarding animals and wave of progress that may be drive by advocacy. READ MORE

Jan 19 2018 | Linda Tyler

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

A look at how the disregard for animals in disasters can not only hurt them, but pose a public health risk as well, and how to turn the tables. READ MORE

Dec 15 2017 | Faunalytics

Dogs At Work: Some Preliminary Data

Preliminary research finds that people who are able to interact with dogs to work have much lower stress levels than those that don't. READ MORE

Dec 8 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Although nonhuman animals are referred to as “who” in English language learners’ reading material, it is not deemed acceptable in their dictionaries. READ MORE

Dec 7 2017 | Faunalytics

Why Some States Have More Pro-Animal Rights Laws Than Others

Pro-animal rights initiatives in the US have been most successful in states with a smaller agriculture workforce and a more progressive political culture. READ MORE

Nov 27 2017 | Sara Barrueco

Making Space For Animals In Conventional Welfare Economics

The paper shows how we can relax anthropocentric assumptions in economics, and how welfare economics can be enriched by incorporating animal welfare. READ MORE

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United States (Regional)

Faunalytics Index – April 2018

Evaluating The Influence Of Animal Interest Groups

Fighting Climate Change Through School Lunches

A Decade Of Fighting Factory Farms: A Review From HSUS

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

Dogs At Work: Some Preliminary Data

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Why Some States Have More Pro-Animal Rights Laws Than Others

Making Space For Animals In Conventional Welfare Economics

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