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25% Of The U.S. Plan To Reduce Meat Consumption 2005

Although Americans still do find meatless substitutes and vegetarian products “weird”, they are becoming more and more popular within peoples diets. READ MORE

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USDA Animal Welfare Information Center: Zoo, Circus, An...

This section of the USDA’s Library covers information on zoos, circuses, and marine mammal parks and animals in the U.S. READ MORE

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WWF Survey on Attitudes Towards Commercial Whaling in t...

Study of public opinion in ten Pacific and Caribbean finds a majority of people are against their country voting for a return to commercial whaling. READ MORE

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Asian Students Change Their Eating Patterns After Livin...

Asian students who have immigrated to the U.S. eat less meat, eat more salty and sweet snacks and consume more fast food products. READ MORE

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Savages, Drunks, And Lab Animals: The Researcher’...

This article discusses the history of anesthesia being given to animals and its link to anesthesia being given to human beings. READ MORE

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A Word To The Wise

When public perception matters — and when doesn't it? — the words you choose and the tone you use can be more important than the truth you're speaking. READ MORE

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Natural, Humane Labels Studied

Natural and humane production methods are related food attributes, but "natural" appeals more to consumers than "humane." READ MORE

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Even In A Recession, Companion Animal Owners Will Provi...

During an economic recession, companion animal owners are unwilling to curtail their animals' expenses and instead make budget cuts in their own lives. READ MORE

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Overcoming The Illusion Of Public Opinion

Deliberative opinion polls may be an invaluable tool for animal advocates to determine future public opinion and to see the effect of certain information on their attitudes to issues. READ MORE

February 28, 2008 by Faunalytics 1 Comment

25% Of The U.S. Plan To Reduce Meat Consumption 2005

USDA Animal Welfare Information Center: Zoo, Circus, An...

WWF Survey on Attitudes Towards Commercial Whaling in t...

Asian Students Change Their Eating Patterns After Livin...

Savages, Drunks, And Lab Animals: The Researcher’...

Natural, Humane Labels Studied

Even In A Recession, Companion Animal Owners Will Provi...

Overcoming The Illusion Of Public Opinion

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25% Of The U.S. Plan To Reduce Meat Consumption 2005

USDA Animal Welfare Information Center: Zoo, Circus, An...

WWF Survey on Attitudes Towards Commercial Whaling in t...

Asian Students Change Their Eating Patterns After Livin...

Savages, Drunks, And Lab Animals: The Researcher’...

A Word To The Wise

Natural, Humane Labels Studied

Even In A Recession, Companion Animal Owners Will Provi...

Overcoming The Illusion Of Public Opinion

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