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Getting To The Finish Line: A Focus On Australian Greyh...

Our latest blog looks at the winnable issue of greyhound racing, focusing in on the country where it is most popular, and where it will be the hardest to end: [...] READ MORE

October 20, 2021 by Thyl Moors Leave a Comment

Toward International Animal Rights

A book chapter highlights the need to push for animal rights policies to be adopted by influential international organizations, such as the United Nations. READ MORE

October 19, 2021 by Mona Zahir Leave a Comment

Which Foods Cause The Most Air Pollution?

Animal agriculture can be a major contributor to air pollution, but a vegan diet can be an effective consumer choice to reduce air pollution-related mortality. READ MORE

October 18, 2021 by Teresa Gallo Leave a Comment

Using Buoys To Scare Seabirds From Becoming Bycatch

An estimated 400,000+ seabirds are killed every year as bycatch in large gillnet fisheries. "Looming eye" buoys show promise in deterring the birds from resting where they might be caught. READ MORE

October 15, 2021 by Trent Davidson Leave a Comment

Is The U.S. Underestimating Methane Emissions From Ani...

Good measurements are key to good science. A review finds that atmospheric measurements of methane are much higher than what the Environmental Protection Agency reports. READ MORE

October 14, 2021 by Trent Davidson Leave a Comment

Technical Outrage: Innovating To Reduce Animal Use

In this blog post, author and scientist Karthik Sekar outlines the technical — and ethical — promises of microbial fermentation in a way that is both exciting and inspiring. READ MORE

October 13, 2021 by Karthik Sekar Leave a Comment

Are Meat Alternatives Healthier Than Cow And Pig Meat?

With the rise of realistic meat substitutes like the Impossible Burger and Beyond Meat across the world, researchers ask how their nutritional value matches up. READ MORE

October 12, 2021 by Thomas Richardson Leave a Comment

Animal Experimenters: Unscathed Or Psychologically Scar...

A survey of Polish scientists finds a significant percentage experience negative psychological effects associated with performing experiments on animals. READ MORE

October 11, 2021 by Charly Lynn Phillips Leave a Comment

Beavers Provide Ecosystem Services In The Northern Hemi...

Beavers help to manage ecosystems, purify water, cycle nutrients, and moderate extreme weather events. This study looks at the economic impacts of these activities. READ MORE

October 8, 2021 by Jeanette Shutay Leave a Comment

Getting To The Finish Line: A Focus On Australian Greyh...

Toward International Animal Rights

Which Foods Cause The Most Air Pollution?

Using Buoys To Scare Seabirds From Becoming Bycatch

Is The U.S. Underestimating Methane Emissions From Ani...

Technical Outrage: Innovating To Reduce Animal Use

Are Meat Alternatives Healthier Than Cow And Pig Meat?

Animal Experimenters: Unscathed Or Psychologically Scar...

Beavers Provide Ecosystem Services In The Northern Hemi...

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Getting To The Finish Line: A Focus On Australian Greyh...

Toward International Animal Rights

Which Foods Cause The Most Air Pollution?

Using Buoys To Scare Seabirds From Becoming Bycatch

Is The U.S. Underestimating Methane Emissions From Ani...

Technical Outrage: Innovating To Reduce Animal Use

Are Meat Alternatives Healthier Than Cow And Pig Meat?

Animal Experimenters: Unscathed Or Psychologically Scar...

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