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Oct 14 2024 | Sander Klein Kromhof

The True Cost Of Fur: A Hidden Environmental Threat

Fur is glamorized, but the environmental damage caused by its production is staggering. From high emissions to water pollution, fur is fashion’s dirtiest secret. READ MORE

Oct 11 2024 | Dr. S. Marek Muller

Is Funding From Industrial Agriculture Sabotaging U.S. Banks’ Climate Commitments?

Big banks are top lenders to the industrial animal agriculture sector. If they want to follow through on their climate commitments, they must divest from the industry. READ MORE

Oct 10 2024 | Ashley Meader

Proposed Octopus Farm Fails Environmental Impact Assessment

This report highlights the significant flaws in the proposal for the world’s first commercial octopus farm, and shows how the company failed to address its environmental impacts. READ MORE

Oct 9 2024 | Hannah McKay

Three Numbers That Make The Case For Shrimp Welfare

For decades, animal advocates have worked to advocate for farmed animals. But what if one of the most — if not the most — numerous farmed species on the planet has been overlooked? READ MORE

Oct 9 2024 | Jonah Woodward

How Food Displays Can Change Dining Practices

This study investigated the effects of displaying vegan food as a default — rather than side-by-side with a meat option — in university cafeterias. READ MORE

Oct 8 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Ethical Implications Of “Volunteering” In Animal Research

The term "volunteer" is often used in the context of animal research to describe animal research subjects. This paper explores the practical and ethical implications of such terminology. READ MORE

Oct 7 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

Understanding The Wild Animal Welfare Movement

The debate over whether humans should intervene in wild animal suffering is contentious. This study summarizes the current state of wild animal welfare as a discipline and movement. READ MORE

Oct 4 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Reducing Animal Foods: Transitioning And Communicating Our Choice

What are the main obstacles for people in the initial phase of a diet transition? How do they communicate this change to others? READ MORE

Oct 3 2024 | Jenna Ong

Global Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

Culture, religion, legislation, and other factors shape the way people view animals in different countries. Understanding these contexts could help animal advocacy efforts. READ MORE

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The True Cost Of Fur: A Hidden Environmental Threat

Is Funding From Industrial Agriculture Sabotaging U.S. Banks’ Climate Commitments?

Proposed Octopus Farm Fails Environmental Impact Assessment

Three Numbers That Make The Case For Shrimp Welfare

How Food Displays Can Change Dining Practices

The Ethical Implications Of “Volunteering” In Animal Research

Understanding The Wild Animal Welfare Movement

Reducing Animal Foods: Transitioning And Communicating Our Choice

Global Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

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