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Gender, Meat-Eating, And Cognitive Dissonance
Gender, Meat-Eating, And Cognitive Dissonance
Research on cognitive dissonance surrounding meat consumption finds that, when exposed to information about how animals are raised and killed, women have less attachment to meat than men. READ MOREResearch on cognitive dissonance surrounding meat consumption finds that, when exposed to information about how animals are raised and killed, women have less attachment to meat than men. READ MORE

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Clean Meat: Exploring The Pros And Cons
Clean Meat: Exploring The Pros And Cons
Clean meat is a promising new technology that could revolutionize how people consume animal products. However, it may have potential unintended consequences. This paper looks at the pros and cons. READ MOREClean meat is a promising new technology that could revolutionize how people consume animal products. However, it may have potential unintended consequences. This paper looks at the pros and cons. READ MORE

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Companion Animals In The U.S.: A 2018 Review
Companion Animals In The U.S.: A 2018 Review
The American Pet Products Association has published their 2018 National Pet Owners Survey, and the results provide a range of material for companion animal advocates to work with. READ MOREThe American Pet Products Association has published their 2018 National Pet Owners Survey, and the results provide a range of material for companion animal advocates to work with. READ MORE

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Gender Difference In Attitudes Towards Animal Exploitation
Gender Difference In Attitudes Towards Animal Exploitation
Human–human relations can help explain gender differences in human–animal relations, and exploitative tendencies towards the environment and animals may be built upon shared psychological mechanisms. READ MOREHuman–human relations can help explain gender differences in human–animal relations, and exploitative tendencies towards the environment and animals may be built upon shared psychological mechanisms. READ MORE

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Farm ‘Sustainability’: Making Animal Welfare Count
Farm ‘Sustainability’: Making Animal Welfare Count
Most measures of the "sustainability" of farms usually only analyze the issue from an economic perspective, ignoring animal welfare in their calculations. The opportunity exists to expand the circle. READ MOREMost measures of the "sustainability" of farms usually only analyze the issue from an economic perspective, ignoring animal welfare in their calculations. The opportunity exists to expand the circle. READ MORE

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Can Indulgent Language Make Us Want To Eat Our Vegetables?
Can Indulgent Language Make Us Want To Eat Our Vegetables?
Research reveals a potentially robust, applicable strategy for increasing vegetable consumption in adults: using the same indulgent, exciting, and delicious descriptors as more popular, albeit less healthy, foods. READ MOREResearch reveals a potentially robust, applicable strategy for increasing vegetable consumption in adults: using the same indulgent, exciting, and delicious descriptors as more popular, albeit less healthy, foods. READ MORE
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