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Education And Taste-Testing Show Promise For Promoting Cultivated Meat
Education And Taste-Testing Show Promise For Promoting Cultivated Meat
Although Singapore was the first country to approve cultivated meat for human consumption, public acceptance remains a challenge. Researchers investigated whether education and taste-testing could help change this. READ MOREAlthough Singapore was the first country to approve cultivated meat for human consumption, public acceptance remains a challenge. Researchers investigated whether education and taste-testing could help change this. READ MORE

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The Quiet Power Of Research: The Challenge Of Evaluating The Impact Of Research On Animal Advocacy
The Quiet Power Of Research: The Challenge Of Evaluating The Impact Of Research On Animal Advocacy
In this blog, we share results from Animal Charity Evaluators’ review of Faunalytics, highlight where we align and diverge, and reflect on the evolving role of research in animal advocacy. READ MOREIn this blog, we share results from Animal Charity Evaluators’ review of Faunalytics, highlight where we align and diverge, and reflect on the evolving role of research in animal advocacy. READ MORE

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E.U. Scientific Body Finds Fur Farming Incompatible With Animal Welfare
E.U. Scientific Body Finds Fur Farming Incompatible With Animal Welfare
Following an extensive review, the European Food Safety Authority has concluded that the welfare of animals used for fur can’t be protected in the current cage-based systems. READ MOREFollowing an extensive review, the European Food Safety Authority has concluded that the welfare of animals used for fur can’t be protected in the current cage-based systems. READ MORE

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Macho Meals: How Masculinity Drives Men’s Meat Attachment
Macho Meals: How Masculinity Drives Men’s Meat Attachment
What does masculinity have to do with meat? Men’s attachment to meat is tied to traditional masculine ideals, but reframing plant-based eating as strong and self-directed could help change that. READ MOREWhat does masculinity have to do with meat? Men’s attachment to meat is tied to traditional masculine ideals, but reframing plant-based eating as strong and self-directed could help change that. READ MORE
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