Environment Archives - Page 3 of 131

Dec 5 2025 | Meghann Cant

The Economic Case For A Fur Farming Ban In The European Union

An innovative study quantifies the fur industry’s hidden costs, revealing that its total societal contribution is overwhelmingly negative. READ MORE

Dec 1 2025 | Meghann Cant

Carnivorous Aquaculture Threatens Wild Fishes And Ecosystems

The demand for wild fishes as feed for European aquaculture operations is projected to increase by 70% by 2040, highlighting immense risks to marine ecosystems. READ MORE

Nov 27 2025 | Meghann Cant

The Case For A European Union-Wide “Positive List”

A positive list, which focuses on species that can be safely and humanely kept as companion animals, might just be the solution the European Union needs to address the harms of the exotic pet trade. READ MORE

Nov 21 2025 | Meghann Cant

Laws Fail To Prevent Animal Agriculture’s Environmental Harms

Canada’s environmental laws are inadequate and often exempt animal agriculture. This report proposes five key reforms for advocates to pursue. READ MORE

Nov 18 2025 | Jane Mugure Kiarie

Are U.S. Dog Guardians Ready For The Heat?

Although many guardians are well aware of the risks of extreme heat to their dogs, far fewer make changes to their daily routines when temperatures soar. READ MORE

Nov 13 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Global Salmon Escape Policies Show Widespread But Weak Regulation

All major salmon farming regions now have escape policies, but most lack strong enforcement measures to prevent environmental harm. READ MORE

Nov 12 2025 | Matt Backhouse

Humane Companion Animal Population Management: Navigating Public Health, Animal Welfare, And Human Behavior Change

The well-being of stray and roaming animals can’t be separated from that of the human communities they live in. We need data-driven, context-appropriate strategies that can simultaneously protect human health and prevent animal suffering. READ MORE