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Feb 23 2022 | Lukas Jasiunas

Bone Health: The Next Frontier In Layer Hen Welfare?

With the number of cage-free commitments signed worldwide becoming hard to track, bone health might be the next frontier in improving hen welfare. Our latest blog dives in. READ MORE

Feb 22 2022 | Sara Streeter

We May Be Making Dog Adoptions Too Complicated

Shelters commonly use screening tools and canine behavioral assessments to better match dogs with adopters. It may be time to rethink these practices. READ MORE

Feb 21 2022 | Jonathan Sharir-Smith

How Social Media Encourages The Exotic Animal Trade

By increasing the public’s exposure to exotic animal content, social media normalizes and drives demand for the wildlife trade. Social media companies can combat this with targeted moderation. READ MORE

Feb 18 2022 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

Defining Veganism: Practice Or Belief?

This study argues that “veganism” should be defined simply as abstaining from animal products rather than including other values or beliefs. READ MORE

Feb 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Farmers May Care For Animals, But They Can’t Say So

Interviews with European farmers reveal a growing unease with farming practices related to animals — but saying so is socially unacceptable. READ MORE

Feb 16 2022 | Moritz Stumpe

South African Consumers Are Ready To Embrace Plant-Based And Cultivated Meat

South African consumers’ openness to try and buy plant-based and cultivated meat products highlights new opportunities to improve food systems in emerging and developing markets. READ MORE

Feb 15 2022 | Trent Davidson

The Overlaps Between Artificial Intelligence & Animal Welfare

A recent paper addresses AI and animal welfare, and proposes ways that we, as a society, could prevent and relieve tremendous amounts of suffering. READ MORE

Feb 14 2022 | Sara Streeter

The Challenges Of Becoming And Staying Veg

People become vegetarian or vegan for a variety of reasons. The challenge is to keep them from slipping back. READ MORE

Feb 11 2022 | Thyl Moors

Aquaculture Doesn’t Solve ‘Overfishing’ — It Relies On It

This report quantifies "blue loss": the number of fish caught each year but not accounted for in the human food chain. It estimates that number to be about 1.2 trillion fishes annually. READ MORE

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Bone Health: The Next Frontier In Layer Hen Welfare?

We May Be Making Dog Adoptions Too Complicated

How Social Media Encourages The Exotic Animal Trade

Defining Veganism: Practice Or Belief?

Farmers May Care For Animals, But They Can’t Say So

South African Consumers Are Ready To Embrace Plant-Based And Cultivated Meat

The Overlaps Between Artificial Intelligence & Animal Welfare

The Challenges Of Becoming And Staying Veg

Aquaculture Doesn’t Solve ‘Overfishing’ — It Relies On It

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