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Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat

Growing numbers of vegetarians are turning back to consuming ostensibly "humanely" raised animal products, discussed in this Food & Wine magazine article. READ MOREGrowing numbers of vegetarians are turning back to consuming ostensibly "humanely" raised animal products, discussed in this Food & Wine magazine article. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Vegetarianism In The US: A Summary Of Quantitative Research

This report summarizes data from more than 25 quantitative studies and presents the best estimates of various meat consuming groups. READ MOREThis report summarizes data from more than 25 quantitative studies and presents the best estimates of various meat consuming groups. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Values And Vegetarianism: An Exploratory Analysis

Identifies prevalence of various forms of vegetarianism and examines factors that influence choice of a vegetarian diet READ MOREIdentifies prevalence of various forms of vegetarianism and examines factors that influence choice of a vegetarian diet READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Popular Diets: Correlation To Health, Nutrition, And Obesity

This study explored popular diets including veg*n and carbohydrate diets and found that high carbohydrate diets had a higher diet quality than low carbohydrate diets, READ MOREThis study explored popular diets including veg*n and carbohydrate diets and found that high carbohydrate diets had a higher diet quality than low carbohydrate diets, READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Veggie Tales

This study explored motivations for becoming vegetarian in the United States and asked several other questions. READ MOREThis study explored motivations for becoming vegetarian in the United States and asked several other questions. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Research Adds Weight To Meat-Free Strategy

35% of Britain has reduced their meat consumption, causing major food suppliers to start increasing their product descriptions with labels such as “not just for vegetarians”. READ MORE35% of Britain has reduced their meat consumption, causing major food suppliers to start increasing their product descriptions with labels such as “not just for vegetarians”. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

On Becoming Vegetarian, A Study Of Beliefs And Motives

This 2004 dissertation analyzed the motivations of 13 vegetarians, finding that initial motivations often expand to include additional reasons over time. READ MOREThis 2004 dissertation analyzed the motivations of 13 vegetarians, finding that initial motivations often expand to include additional reasons over time. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

2005 Vegetarian Resource Group Poll

This 2005 poll has found that 2-3% of U.S. youths are vegetarian and that 11% of women said they would never eat red meat. READ MOREThis 2005 poll has found that 2-3% of U.S. youths are vegetarian and that 11% of women said they would never eat red meat. READ MORE

Jul 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Into The Meat Of The Issue

This article examined Australian perception towards meat reduction to reduce personal greenhouse gas emissions. READ MOREThis article examined Australian perception towards meat reduction to reduce personal greenhouse gas emissions. READ MORE

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Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat

Why Vegetarians Are Eating Meat

Vegetarianism In The US: A Summary Of Quantitative Research

Vegetarianism In The US: A Summary Of Quantitative Research

Values And Vegetarianism: An Exploratory Analysis

Values And Vegetarianism: An Exploratory Analysis

Popular Diets: Correlation To Health, Nutrition, And Obesity

Popular Diets: Correlation To Health, Nutrition, And Obesity

Veggie Tales

Veggie Tales

Research Adds Weight To Meat-Free Strategy

Research Adds Weight To Meat-Free Strategy

On Becoming Vegetarian, A Study Of Beliefs And Motives

On Becoming Vegetarian, A Study Of Beliefs And Motives

2005 Vegetarian Resource Group Poll

2005 Vegetarian Resource Group Poll

Into The Meat Of The Issue

Into The Meat Of The Issue

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