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2003 National Hunting Survey
2003 National Hunting Survey
This survey covers the hunting traditions of Field and Stream Magazine readers, the type of animals they hunt and their feelings on the ethics of hunting. READ MOREThis survey covers the hunting traditions of Field and Stream Magazine readers, the type of animals they hunt and their feelings on the ethics of hunting. READ MORE
Mixed Messages Lead People To Abandon Companion Animals
Mixed Messages Lead People To Abandon Companion Animals
Americans tend to have conflicting views and give mixed messages about the role of animals in society. This paper examines the conflicting messages that result from societal attitudes toward animals. READ MOREAmericans tend to have conflicting views and give mixed messages about the role of animals in society. This paper examines the conflicting messages that result from societal attitudes toward animals. READ MORE
Process Values, Perverse Information Impacts And Implications For Animal Products
Process Values, Perverse Information Impacts And Implications For Animal Products
This paper argues that product labels should contain information on the production process of food products; especially environmental and animal exploitation issues in the production process. READ MOREThis paper argues that product labels should contain information on the production process of food products; especially environmental and animal exploitation issues in the production process. READ MORE
Sales Of Vegetarian Foods Are Predicted To Grow At A Declining Rate
Sales Of Vegetarian Foods Are Predicted To Grow At A Declining Rate
There was a major growth in vegetarian food between 1999 and 2002, and this trend is expected to continue at a lower rate in the next five years. READ MOREThere was a major growth in vegetarian food between 1999 and 2002, and this trend is expected to continue at a lower rate in the next five years. READ MORE
