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Nov 1 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

The Enigmatic Role Of Biodiversity In Zoonotic Disease Emergence And Transmission

Researchers find that high biodiversity levels of wild animals might dilute the risk of zoonotic disease spill-over to humans. READ MORE

Oct 22 2021 | Sara Streeter

Spare The Cows, Save The Planet

Ending the use of domestic ruminants — like cows, sheep, and goats — for meat and milk over the next 15 years could result in a three-decade pause in global warming. READ MORE

Oct 18 2021 | Teresa Gallo

Which Foods Cause The Most Air Pollution?

Animal agriculture can be a major contributor to air pollution, but a vegan diet can be an effective consumer choice to reduce air pollution-related mortality. READ MORE

Oct 14 2021 | Trent Davidson

Is The U.S. Underestimating Methane Emissions From Animal Ag?

Good measurements are key to good science. A review finds that atmospheric measurements of methane are much higher than what the Environmental Protection Agency reports. READ MORE

Oct 8 2021 | Jeanette Shutay

Beavers Provide Ecosystem Services In The Northern Hemisphere

Beavers help to manage ecosystems, purify water, cycle nutrients, and moderate extreme weather events. This study looks at the economic impacts of these activities. READ MORE

Oct 1 2021 | Trent Davidson

The True Cost Of Our Groceries

Researchers are beginning to evaluate the “true economic-climate cost” of foods. Unsurprisingly, animal-based products cost the most, while organic plant-based products cost the least. READ MORE

Sep 30 2021 | Sara Streeter

Farmers, Wildlife, And Conservation In India

In India, farmland owners are open to changing their farming practices to be more wildlife-friendly, despite having conflict with wild animals. READ MORE

Sep 29 2021 | Emma Hakansson

Fashion’s Wild Animal Exploitation: The Case Of Saltwater Crocodiles

Investigative footage from Australian farms owned by luxury brand Hermés has exposed the crocodile skin industry. When will fashion evolve beyond exploiting wild animals for the sake of fashion? READ MORE

Sep 24 2021 | Trent Davidson

Born Free: How Captivity-Induced Stress Changes Different Species’ Physiology

A literature review shows that the degree to which individual animals adjust to captivity is highly species-specific. Many never fully acclimate and suffer permanent physiological consequences. READ MORE

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