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Should Humans Prevent Wild Animal Suffering?
Should Humans Prevent Wild Animal Suffering?
Disease, predation, parasites, starvation, and early death are routine features of life in the wild. If wild animal suffering is as widespread and severe as it appears, is leaving nature [...] READ MOREDisease, predation, parasites, starvation, and early death are routine features of life in the wild. If wild animal suffering is as widespread and severe as it appears, is leaving nature [...] READ MORE

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Mission Overlap Between Animal, Environmental, And Humanitarian Groups: Unlocking Common Ground Coalitions
Mission Overlap Between Animal, Environmental, And Humanitarian Groups: Unlocking Common Ground Coalitions
In this analysis, Faunalytics looks at animal protection, environmental, and humanitarian organizations, uncovering overlaps that can help us build bridges and strengthen all of our movements — and potentially boost our [...] READ MOREIn this analysis, Faunalytics looks at animal protection, environmental, and humanitarian organizations, uncovering overlaps that can help us build bridges and strengthen all of our movements — and potentially boost our [...] READ MORE

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Partner Beliefs Shape Meat Consumption In Romantic Couples
Partner Beliefs Shape Meat Consumption In Romantic Couples
In romantic relationships, each person’s beliefs can affect what the couple eats together. When one partner believes that meat is necessary for health or tastes good, the other tends to [...] READ MOREIn romantic relationships, each person’s beliefs can affect what the couple eats together. When one partner believes that meat is necessary for health or tastes good, the other tends to [...] READ MORE

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Climate Change Increases Conflict Between Humans And Wild Animals
Climate Change Increases Conflict Between Humans And Wild Animals
Climate change can impact how wild animals move through the landscape. How does this affect rates of conflict with humans, and are some species more at risk than others? READ MOREClimate change can impact how wild animals move through the landscape. How does this affect rates of conflict with humans, and are some species more at risk than others? READ MORE
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