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Animals In The Classroom: The Debate Continues

This article analyzed a study in 1985 where researchers tried to determine the effect of animals in classrooms. The author determined the findings to be inconclusive. READ MORE

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Californians More Likely Than Kansans To Change Purchas...

This study found that after concerns of foodborne illnesses, Californians are more likely to change purchasing habits than those from Kansas. READ MORE

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Animal Suffering: An Evolutionary Approach

This paper tackles the nature of suffering and rejects the common definitions. Instead, the author argues that suffering is the "experience of one's life going badly". READ MORE

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Attitudinal And Normative Influences On Support For Hun...

When hunting is presented as a wildlife management tool, the support for it increases. This is true, especially for moderates and those not invested into the issue of hunting. READ MORE

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Can Television Make A Difference In Humane Education?

Children watching programs is more effective at increasing knowledge and improving attitudes towards animals than simply listening to their teacher. However, these results were not maintained over time suggesting that [...] READ MORE

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Few Americans Give High Marks To Food Safety Efforts

This Ipsos/McClatchy survey found that 54% of U.S. adults rate the level of food safety in the United States as an "A" or "B." READ MORE

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Walking A Day In Subscribers’ Shoes

This report examines the differences between several consumer groups on their media usage and determines the affect of direct mail and email campaigns on each group. READ MORE

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Why Compensating Wildlife Damages May Be Bad For Conser...

Compensation programs could be a subsidy toward livestock production and livestock production has harmful effects on the environment and nearby habitats. READ MORE

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Challenge Of Balancing Protected Areas And Human Intere...

Protected lands are not viewed as important: they only cover 6% of the earth's surface, and reports have shown that 50-100% of strictly protected lands are still illegally occupied by [...] READ MORE

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Animals In The Classroom: The Debate Continues

Californians More Likely Than Kansans To Change Purchas...

Animal Suffering: An Evolutionary Approach

Attitudinal And Normative Influences On Support For Hun...

Can Television Make A Difference In Humane Education?

Few Americans Give High Marks To Food Safety Efforts

Walking A Day In Subscribers’ Shoes

Why Compensating Wildlife Damages May Be Bad For Conser...

Challenge Of Balancing Protected Areas And Human Intere...

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Animals In The Classroom: The Debate Continues

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Animal Suffering: An Evolutionary Approach

Attitudinal And Normative Influences On Support For Hun...

Can Television Make A Difference In Humane Education?

Few Americans Give High Marks To Food Safety Efforts

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