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Jan 15 2026 | Meghann Cant

Factory Farms Cost U.K. Taxpayers £1.2 Billion Annually

In the U.K., public health, the environment, and rural jobs are paying a heavy but hidden price for the promise of cheap meat. READ MORE

Jan 13 2026 | Meghann Cant

Sustainability Trends In The Pet Industry

Do companion animal guardians care about the environment? This report suggests that sustainability is becoming a core business driver in the pet industry, with consumers demanding transparency and regulations tightening globally. READ MORE

Jan 12 2026 | Lorena Haase

Are Researchers Considering The Effects Of Camera Traps On Wild Animals?

Wild animal research has come a long way, incorporating new technologies such as camera traps. However, the risks of these technologies are rarely discussed. READ MORE

Jan 9 2026 | Alan Jern

More Evidence That Children Think Differently Than Adults About Animals

A survey of over 500 Germans between the ages of eight and 74 finds that children are more likely to be opposed to eating animals than in favor and tend to give different reasons for their thinking than adults. READ MORE

Jan 6 2026 | Jos Veenhoven

The Real-World Impact Of Vegan Documentaries

Films like What The Health, Forks Over Knives, and Cowspiracy have introduced veganism to a wide audience. But do these documentaries actually change what people eat? READ MORE

Jan 5 2026 | Alyssa Hanes

Teen Attitudes And Ethics On Animal Experimentation

Teenagers will soon be making societal decisions that affect animals. However, we know little about their ethical stances or reasoning. What arguments and values do they invoke when facing real-world issues like animal experimentation? READ MORE

Dec 22 2025 | Ben Wōden

It’s Time To Stop Assuming That Insects Don’t Feel Pain

Much discussion of whether insects can feel pain still uses research from the 1980s as an authority, but the science has come a long way since then. READ MORE

Dec 19 2025 | Alan Jern

Most People Worldwide Think Chicken Welfare Matters

A survey of over 4,000 people from 14 countries found that the majority think egg-laying hens shouldn’t suffer and would prefer to buy eggs from chickens who haven’t been kept in cages. READ MORE

Dec 17 2025 | Zach Wulderk

Globalizing The Factory Farm: International Organizations And The Spread Of Industrial Animal Agriculture

This Faunalytics study explores the ways that development finance institutions, United Nations agencies, and others directly and indirectly support factory farming in low- and middle-income countries. With key insights from people working in and alongside these international organizations, advocates can ensure they are equipped with the most effective outreach strategies. READ MORE

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Factory Farms Cost U.K. Taxpayers £1.2 Billion Annually

Sustainability Trends In The Pet Industry

Are Researchers Considering The Effects Of Camera Traps On Wild Animals?

More Evidence That Children Think Differently Than Adults About Animals

The Real-World Impact Of Vegan Documentaries

Teen Attitudes And Ethics On Animal Experimentation

It’s Time To Stop Assuming That Insects Don’t Feel Pain

Most People Worldwide Think Chicken Welfare Matters

Globalizing The Factory Farm: International Organizations And The Spread Of Industrial Animal Agriculture

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