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Feb 18 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

National Dietary Guidelines Falling Short For The Environment

Having national dietary guidelines is important, but they must be adjusted for us to meet global health and climate goals, and that means more plant-based foods. READ MORE

Feb 16 2021 | Julia Morrissey

Impact Of Social Media Campaigns On The Animal Movement

This article looks at the British dairy industry’s “Februdairy” Twitter campaign and the impact of “hashtag hijacking” by animal rights advocates. READ MORE

Jan 29 2021 | Teresa Gallo

Insect Farming: Adding Up To Global Suffering?

Considered an alternative source of animal protein, insects are increasingly farmed worldwide. In this paper, the author investigates the levels of welfare of farmed insects. READ MORE

Jan 19 2021 | Beth Snyder

How Moral Shock Makes An Impression

Explicit images of animal exploitation can be shocking, and they are often used by advocates for both outreach and retention. This study looks at how they work. READ MORE

Jan 15 2021 | Emmanuel Smith

Information Availability and Lab-Grown Meat Acceptance

Researchers investigate how exposure to various types of information and the ability to taste “lab-grown” meat affects consumers’ acceptance of this new biological technology. READ MORE

Jan 12 2021 | Thyl Moors

International Trade Regulation Fails To Protect Many Reptile Species

36% of all reptile species are available on the online market. This article highlights the gaps in international trade regulation, the consequences for biodiversity, and ways to address it. READ MORE

Jan 1 2021 | Sander Klein Kromhof

Animal Welfare Priorities In The U.K.

This review looks at expert opinion on animal welfare in the United Kingdom and suggests prioritizing specific causes, which can be useful guidance for effective animal advocates. READ MORE

Dec 22 2020 | Faunalytics

How Artificial Light At Night Affects Marine Organisms

Light pollution is becoming an increasing problem for ecosystems. This study demonstrates how much artificial light actually reaches the seafloor. READ MORE

Dec 8 2020 | Andrea Polanco

Horseracing And Beliefs About Naturalness

Interviews with industry representatives and animal advocates reveal how ‘naturalness’ is used to support or oppose horse racing, which may then impact horse welfare. READ MORE

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National Dietary Guidelines Falling Short For The Environment

Impact Of Social Media Campaigns On The Animal Movement

Insect Farming: Adding Up To Global Suffering?

How Moral Shock Makes An Impression

Information Availability and Lab-Grown Meat Acceptance

International Trade Regulation Fails To Protect Many Reptile Species

Animal Welfare Priorities In The U.K.

How Artificial Light At Night Affects Marine Organisms

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