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Apr 25 2024 | Narges Kalantari

Tracking In-Ovo Sexing Progress In The E.U.

In-ovo sexing is a new technology with a strong potential to halt chick culling. This article reports its current availability in the European Union. READ MORE

Apr 24 2024 | Jacob Achumboro Ayang

Africa’s Second-Hand Battery Cage Dilemma

As intensive industrial farming grows across Africa, second-hand battery cages pose a threat to egg-laying hens and animal welfare progress across the continent. READ MORE

Apr 19 2024 | Sarah Bluhm

Is The Animal Farming “Regime” Preventing Food Reform?

This study reveals how public policies and lobbying uphold the animal farming industry, often at the expense of plant-based foods or green technologies. READ MORE

Apr 17 2024 | Kevin Xia

What Should We Call Lab-Grown Fish Products?

Previous research found that “cell-based” and “cell-cultured” were the best terms to describe lab-grown seafood. This study asks which one will meet U.S. regulatory demands and consumer expectations. READ MORE

Apr 4 2024 | Nick Souter

The Environmental And Economic Costs Of Brazilian Beef

The beef trade in Brazil relies heavily on government subsidies, which negatively impacts the economy and causes environmental harm. READ MORE

Apr 4 2024 | Nick Souter

Os custos ambientais e econômicos da carne bovina brasileira

O comércio de carne bovina no Brasil depende fortemente de subsídios governamentais, o que impacta negativamente a economia e causa danos ambientais. READ MORE

Apr 3 2024 | Elena Schaller

Australia’s Subordinate Animal Welfare Legislation

This paper breaks down Australia’s system of "secondary" animal protection laws, including how each state or territory regulates animal issues. READ MORE

Mar 20 2024 | Mona Zahir

Animal Wartime Protections Under Islamic Law

While international humanitarian law doesn’t protect animal rights in times of war, Islamic law outlines specific wartime protections. READ MORE

Mar 13 2024 | Abby Steketee

When Big Agriculture Funds University Experts

The animal agriculture industry has funded two professors to publicly downplay evidence linking the industry to climate change and to influence opinions and policies in its favor. READ MORE

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