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Jun 24 2015 | karol orzechowski

Bringing Hunters to the Table: Avoiding Radicalization Through Debate

A well-rounded debate where all parties are reasonably represented may help to avoid radicalization and, in the case of hunting, may prevent poaching. READ MOREA well-rounded debate where all parties are reasonably represented may help to avoid radicalization and, in the case of hunting, may prevent poaching. READ MORE

Jun 24 2015 | karol orzechowski

How Do ‘Experts’ Affect Policy Making?

In the complex web of influence between policy, science, and the public, it's vital for advocates to know how to use 'experts' and expert knowledge. READ MOREIn the complex web of influence between policy, science, and the public, it's vital for advocates to know how to use 'experts' and expert knowledge. READ MORE

Jun 24 2015 | karol orzechowski

Counting Both the Incomes and Outcomes of Nature

Viewing the resources we extract now for growth as positives is not correct. We need to account for how resource depletion factors negatively into the future. READ MOREViewing the resources we extract now for growth as positives is not correct. We need to account for how resource depletion factors negatively into the future. READ MORE

Jun 24 2015 | karol orzechowski

T.V. Food Documentaries and ‘The Blame Game’

Food documentaries help to promote the idea that individual choice will dig us out of systemic problems, when deeper critique and action is what is needed. READ MOREFood documentaries help to promote the idea that individual choice will dig us out of systemic problems, when deeper critique and action is what is needed. READ MORE

Jun 21 2015 | karol orzechowski

Vets Can Help Animals by Understanding Human Psychology

For veterinarians, understanding human psychology may be one of the most important aspects of caring for non-human animals. READ MOREFor veterinarians, understanding human psychology may be one of the most important aspects of caring for non-human animals. READ MORE

Jun 20 2015 | karol orzechowski

Can Ethics Committees Actually Protect Research Animals?

Animal Ethics Committees are supposed to offer animals protection against unethical experimentation, but their mission makes this virtually impossible. READ MOREAnimal Ethics Committees are supposed to offer animals protection against unethical experimentation, but their mission makes this virtually impossible. READ MORE

Jun 19 2015 | karol orzechowski

Easing The Bark: Medical and Non-Medical Treatments

A dog's bark is a normal, communicative behavior, but how can excessive barking be addressed before the problem becomes too big for less-committed humans? READ MOREA dog's bark is a normal, communicative behavior, but how can excessive barking be addressed before the problem becomes too big for less-committed humans? READ MORE

Jun 19 2015 | karol orzechowski

Scale of Production Vs. Animal Welfare in Dairy: Farmer’s Views

Increasing the scale of dairy production increases the likelihood of welfare problems. Do dairy farmers notice a difference? READ MOREIncreasing the scale of dairy production increases the likelihood of welfare problems. Do dairy farmers notice a difference? READ MORE

Jun 18 2015 | karol orzechowski

Psychological Study of Veg Ethics Still Has A Long Way to Go

A literature review of contemporary psychology studies relating to food finds the exploration of ethical veg diets is 'still in its Infancy.' READ MOREA literature review of contemporary psychology studies relating to food finds the exploration of ethical veg diets is 'still in its Infancy.' READ MORE

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Bringing Hunters to the Table: Avoiding Radicalization Through Debate

Bringing Hunters to the Table: Avoiding Radicalization Through Debate

How Do ‘Experts’ Affect Policy Making?

How Do ‘Experts’ Affect Policy Making?

Counting Both the Incomes and Outcomes of Nature

Counting Both the Incomes and Outcomes of Nature

T.V. Food Documentaries and ‘The Blame Game’

T.V. Food Documentaries and ‘The Blame Game’

Vets Can Help Animals by Understanding Human Psychology

Vets Can Help Animals by Understanding Human Psychology

Can Ethics Committees Actually Protect Research Animals?

Can Ethics Committees Actually Protect Research Animals?

Easing The Bark: Medical and Non-Medical Treatments

Easing The Bark: Medical and Non-Medical Treatments

Scale of Production Vs. Animal Welfare in Dairy: Farmer’s Views

Scale of Production Vs. Animal Welfare in Dairy: Farmer’s Views

Psychological Study of Veg Ethics Still Has A Long Way to Go

Psychological Study of Veg Ethics Still Has A Long Way to Go

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