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May 1 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Adopting A Vegetarian Diet Can Significantly Reduce Individual Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Researchers find that a vegetarian diet is among the 4 most impactful, albeit under-promoted, individual actions to combat climate change. READ MORE

Apr 19 2018 | Owen Rogers

Compassion Vs. Contamination: Cultural Differences In Vegetarianism

A study looking at the philosophical underpinnings of Euro-American and Indian vegetarians finds some key differences in how both groups think of their eating practice. READ MORE

Feb 22 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Does A Dairy Farm Visit Change Perception?

Visiting a dairy farm had a mixed effect on the perceptions of whether dairy cows had a ‘good’ life, worsening perceptions for a third of participants. READ MORE

Feb 21 2018 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Coyotes: Coexisting Is The Only Option

Many of us in the U.S. may never see coyotes, but that doesn't mean we don't need to be conscious of living among them, and finding the most peaceful possible ways to coexist. READ MORE

Feb 2 2018 | Brenda Harriman

Wildlife Tourism And Greenwashing: Can Tourists Tell The Difference?

Does information about the positive and negative impacts of Wildlife Tourist Attractions influence how likely tourists are to visit beneficial or detrimental attractions? READ MORE

Jan 24 2018 | Nick Pendergrast

The Little Effort Paradigm: Asking People To Do Less, Sustainably

The first in a series of blogs from PhD Nick Pendergrast looks at animal advocacy, the "little effort paradigm," and how small groups differ from big ones. READ MORE

Dec 13 2017 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Intentional Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

A blog exploring the difficult topic of intentional vehicle-wildlife collisions. How and why do people intentionally swerve their vehicles to hit animals? READ MORE

Dec 5 2017 | Faunalytics

Mink Farms And Boredom

A study of caged mink finds that mink on farms in unenriched cages experience boredom, and offers some methods for quick identification. READ MORE

Oct 12 2017 | Owen Rogers

‘Capacity For Care’ As A Cat Shelter Management Model

A review of "Capacity For Care" finds that this management model helps to increase adoptions, decrease euthanasia, and reduce infectious disease spread. READ MORE

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