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Environmental Sustainability Of Beef Production Has Improved Considerably Over Last 30 Years
Environmental Sustainability Of Beef Production Has Improved Considerably Over Last 30 Years
The environmental footprint of beef production has decreased significantly over the last 30 years, including on land usage, water and fossil fuel energy per pound of beef. READ MOREThe environmental footprint of beef production has decreased significantly over the last 30 years, including on land usage, water and fossil fuel energy per pound of beef. READ MORE
Presentation For The American Dairy Science Association
Presentation For The American Dairy Science Association
In an experiment environment, most consumers were willing to pay a premium to purchase cage-free eggs and most expressed concern for the treatment of animals. READ MOREIn an experiment environment, most consumers were willing to pay a premium to purchase cage-free eggs and most expressed concern for the treatment of animals. READ MORE
Standards For Lethal Response To Problem Urban Wildlife
Standards For Lethal Response To Problem Urban Wildlife
Research has that found people who have hierarchical or wildlife value beliefs are more in favour of lethal control. For certain animals, lethal control is more acceptable than for others. READ MOREResearch has that found people who have hierarchical or wildlife value beliefs are more in favour of lethal control. For certain animals, lethal control is more acceptable than for others. READ MORE
Can Animal Models Of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies?
Can Animal Models Of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies?
This article argues that animal research only appears as a useful indicator of effectiveness in human patients because of systemic bias and failure to report complete data in findings. READ MOREThis article argues that animal research only appears as a useful indicator of effectiveness in human patients because of systemic bias and failure to report complete data in findings. READ MORE
Tools For The Edge: What’s New For Conserving Carnivores
Tools For The Edge: What’s New For Conserving Carnivores
There are two basic ways of avoiding human-carnivore confrontation: through disruptive stimuli and through aversive stimuli. This paper discusses the primary ways to assess the effectiveness of each specific carnivore [...] READ MOREThere are two basic ways of avoiding human-carnivore confrontation: through disruptive stimuli and through aversive stimuli. This paper discusses the primary ways to assess the effectiveness of each specific carnivore [...] READ MORE
