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Jul 17 2024 | Isabella Nilsson

The Value Of Undercover Investigations In Aiding Legal Victories For Animals

Evidence from undercover investigations can be crucial in supporting legal action for animals. Isabella Nilsson from Legal Impact For Chickens explores the issue. READ MORE

Jul 12 2024 | Dr. S. Marek Muller

White Space Opportunities In The Next-Gen Materials Industry

This white space analysis identifies present successes, difficulties, and opportunities in the “next-gen” materials industry. READ MORE

Jul 11 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Can Ethical Discussion Improve Stress In Veterinary Teams?

Burnout rates among veterinary professionals are at an all-time high. Can internal discussion groups on ethical matters help veterinary teams stave off stress? READ MORE

Jul 9 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Interventions That Reduce Meat Consumption Raise Ethical Concerns

In this paper, the authors discuss the ethical implications around the use of behavioral interventions to reduce people’s meat consumption. READ MORE

Jul 5 2024 | David Rooney

Moderate Vs. Radical Messaging In NGOs

Animal advocates often choose between encouraging minor changes or promoting radical ones. Which ones are more effective at persuading the public to change their behavior? READ MORE

Jul 3 2024 | Thyl Moors

Cognitive Dissonance In Dairy, Egg, And Fish Consumers

This study evaluates the psychological strategies that consumers of fish, dairy, and eggs use to reduce the moral conflict associated with the consumption of those products. READ MORE

Jul 1 2024 | Kerri Tenniswood

Dog Behavior Problems And Related Risk Factors

A study on dog behavior problems found the most prevalent are related to fear. Possible risk factors include a dog’s health, training, and housing. READ MORE

Jun 28 2024 | Faunalytics

Insights From A British Wild Animal Rehabilitation Center

Researchers analyzed 10 years worth of data at a U.K. wild animal rehabilitation center. Their findings can inform wild animal protection in the U.K. and elsewhere. READ MORE

Jun 20 2024 | Katy Myers

How Do Fireworks Affect Wild Geese?

This study found that New Year’s Eve fireworks cause wild geese to change their behavior, such as increasing their flight and changing roost sites. READ MORE

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