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Mar 24 2026 | Paola Ansieta

Veganism Around The World

Drawing on relevant international data, this report outlines global trends in veganism and identifies opportunities to advance plant-based solutions. READ MORE

Mar 17 2026 | Aeneas Koosis

Partner Beliefs Shape Meat Consumption In Romantic Couples

In romantic relationships, each person’s beliefs can affect what the couple eats together. When one partner believes that meat is necessary for health or tastes good, the other tends to eat more meat. READ MORE

Mar 12 2026 | Elena Schaller

Mini-Organs, Big Questions: How Media Frames Ethical Science

While organoids promise a cutting-edge, human-focused future for research, media coverage often masks the continued use of animals. READ MORE

Mar 10 2026 | Meghann Cant

It’s Time To Talk Turkey Welfare

Turkeys receive far less attention than chickens, yet the conditions they face on farm are similar. In this report, a panel of experts evaluates their welfare, recommending more space, better enrichment, and phasing out painful mutilations. READ MORE

Mar 6 2026 | Erin Hymas

The “Humane Halo” Influencing Dairy Consumers

Are consumers also assumers? Researchers investigate whether U.K. shoppers make the mental leap from eco-friendly to animal-friendly when it comes to dairy products. READ MORE

Mar 5 2026 | Jessica Ginocchio

Welfare Considerations For Lobsters Sold Live For Food

Aquarium conditions for lobsters in places like restaurants and supermarkets fail to take into account the animals’ needs. READ MORE

Mar 2 2026 | Robert Davy

Marketing Plant-Based Meals Using Dynamic Social Norms

Can telling customers that plant-based meals are growing in popularity — a dynamic norm message — increase their uptake on a restaurant menu? READ MORE

Feb 24 2026 | Aeneas Koosis

Keeping The Public From Feeding Wild Animals Requires Ongoing Work

A seven-year study demonstrates that management campaigns reduce deer feeding — but the effects don’t last. READ MORE

Feb 12 2026 | Anne Bailey Kim

What Really Happens When New Cats Join Multi-Cat Households

A Danish survey uncovers how guardians introduce new cats to established household cats, the behaviors cats show in the first month, and how age shapes the success of early cohabitation. READ MORE

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Partner Beliefs Shape Meat Consumption In Romantic Couples

Mini-Organs, Big Questions: How Media Frames Ethical Science

It’s Time To Talk Turkey Welfare

The “Humane Halo” Influencing Dairy Consumers

Welfare Considerations For Lobsters Sold Live For Food

Marketing Plant-Based Meals Using Dynamic Social Norms

Keeping The Public From Feeding Wild Animals Requires Ongoing Work

What Really Happens When New Cats Join Multi-Cat Households

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