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Sep 29 2023 | Amanda Favara

Moral Psychology: A Key Ingredient In Meat Reduction

Animals in factory farms are treated very cruelly. Yet, many consumers are not convinced that eating these animals is morally wrong. Can moral psychology change their minds? READ MORE

Sep 28 2023 | Maxine Chan

Opening A Dialogue To Improve Animal Studies

The fields of compassionate conservation and multispecies studies offer fresh perspectives on important animal issues. READ MORE

Sep 27 2023 | Zach Wulderk

Domination And Exploitation: Understanding Industry Costs For Chicken, Egg, And Fish Products In The United States, Brazil, And China

This Faunalytics study examines lesser known mechanics of animal agriculture industries, with the hope of highlighting leverage points that are thus far underused by advocates. READ MORE

Sep 26 2023 | Ozy Frantz

How Feralized Animals Affect The Environment

When domesticated animals find their way back to the wild, it can have a serious impact on local ecosystems. READ MORE

Sep 25 2023 | Robert Walker

Improving Fish Welfare Certifications And Assessments

This paper presents four key criteria for improving the measures currently used to assess fish welfare in aquaculture. READ MORE

Sep 22 2023 | Trent Davidson

When Acquiring A Dog Becomes Controversial

From supporting puppy farms to buying purebred dogs with health issues, guardians use a variety of strategies to justify their controversial dog-related decisions. READ MORE

Sep 21 2023 | Kimberly Gelton

Measuring The Environmental Impacts Of Different Diets

Studies that explore the environmental impact of “hypothetical” diets show that plant-based diets are less harmful. But do these results match people’s actual eating habits? READ MORE

Sep 20 2023 | Kristen A. Stilt & Bonnie Nadzam

Zoonotic Disease And Animal Welfare In The U.S.

This blog explores a U.S. report about the health risks of animal commerce, how it's linked to animal welfare, and what advocates can do about it. READ MORE

Sep 19 2023 | Leigh Norris

Improving Fish Welfare Through Voluntary Certification

Voluntary certification schemes can create economic incentives to improve animal welfare. This review analyzes their potential in China and Thailand. READ MORE

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Moral Psychology: A Key Ingredient In Meat Reduction

Opening A Dialogue To Improve Animal Studies

Domination And Exploitation: Understanding Industry Costs For Chicken, Egg, And Fish Products In The United States, Brazil, And China

How Feralized Animals Affect The Environment

Improving Fish Welfare Certifications And Assessments

When Acquiring A Dog Becomes Controversial

Measuring The Environmental Impacts Of Different Diets

Zoonotic Disease And Animal Welfare In The U.S.

Improving Fish Welfare Through Voluntary Certification

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