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Mar 6 2012 | Faunalytics

Australian Students’ And Teachers’ Knowledge Of Primary Industries

A survey of Australian students has found that there is a lack of basic knowledge on primary industries and agriculture, with 75% of year 6 students believing cotton socks are an animal product. READ MORE

Mar 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Emotions And Their Implication For Animal Welfare

Current research on animal emotions suggests animals can exhibit a wide range of social emotions and this paper discusses the implications of animal emotions for animal welfare and suggests that further research needs to be undertaken on this topic. READ MORE

Mar 3 2012 | Faunalytics

Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing

A report from the U.N. Panel on Global Sustainability covers dietary decisions, discussed under the heading of "enabling sustainable choices." READ MORE

Mar 1 2012 | Faunalytics

Panic Policy Making: Canine Breed Bans

Regardless of contrary research, policy makers favor banning specific dog breeds such as Rottweilers for no reason other than a fear of the criminal behavior associated with the dog’s guardian. READ MORE

Feb 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Egg Consumption Cracks New Heights

From 2010-2011 egg consumption has increased by 7% in Australia to an average of 213 eggs per person. READ MORE

Feb 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Three Out Of Four Cats Still Don’t Leave Shelter Alive

74% of all cats entering shelters in Orange County, California are euthanized and only 2,214 of the cats were adopted. READ MORE

Feb 25 2012 | Carol Glasser

Veg’n Recidivism: Why is it Happening?

Advocates can use sociological theories to understand some of the social and cultural barriers to vegetarian maintenance. READ MORE

Feb 25 2012 | Carol Glasser

Returning to Meat: Who is Doing It, How it Happens, and What This Means for the Veg’n Movement

Why do vegetarians go back to meat? To begin to answer this question I thought of “going veg” within the context of a social movement. READ MORE

Feb 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Consumers’ Willingness For Ecological Food Behaviors

This article examined consumers understanding of ecological food products and their willingness to make changes to ecological food behaviors. READ MORE

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Australian Students’ And Teachers’ Knowledge Of Primary Industries

Emotions And Their Implication For Animal Welfare

Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A Future Worth Choosing

Panic Policy Making: Canine Breed Bans

Egg Consumption Cracks New Heights

Three Out Of Four Cats Still Don’t Leave Shelter Alive

Veg’n Recidivism: Why is it Happening?

Returning to Meat: Who is Doing It, How it Happens, and What This Means for the Veg’n Movement

Consumers’ Willingness For Ecological Food Behaviors

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