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Mar 15 2022 | Susan Gabriel

How Routine Changes Can Impact Dog Behavior: Lessons From COVID-19

Pandemic restrictions allowed dog guardians to spend more time at home with their companion animals. But can too much of a good thing be harmful? READ MORE

Mar 1 2022 | Suzanne Lieberman

Does Meat-Free Pledging Work? A Smartphone Experiment

Pledging can be an effective strategy to encourage behavior change. Researchers used a smartphone app to explore whether pledges can help consumers lower their meat intake in the short term. READ MORE

Feb 25 2022 | Casey Bond

First Impressions Matter For Meat Alternatives

Does exposing consumers to appealing plant-based imagery impact their meal preferences? This study from the U.K. explores the issue. READ MORE

Feb 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Farmers May Care For Animals, But They Can’t Say So

Interviews with European farmers reveal a growing unease with farming practices related to animals — but saying so is socially unacceptable. READ MORE

Feb 7 2022 | Trent Davidson

A Brighter Future? The Consequences Of Street Lighting On Insect Populations

Public lighting at night interferes with a variety of insect behaviors. As the world becomes “brighter” at night, it could have dramatic consequences for insect populations and ecosystems as a whole. READ MORE

Feb 4 2022 | Lukas Jasiunas

Reflecting On Finland’s Meatless October Campaign

Finland's meatless challenge saw participants go through unexpected positive developments and some difficulties. READ MORE

Feb 1 2022 | Mona Zahir

Exploring The ‘Do-Gooder’s Dilemma’

A growing number of people endorse the benefits associated with adopting a meat-free diet — at least privately. This study explores why people may keep their plant-based cards close to their chests. READ MORE

Jan 25 2022 | Sara Streeter

Attitudes Towards Lab Animals In Different Countries

How people approach moral questions is at least partly driven by culture. Safeguarding the welfare of lab animals must take this into account. READ MORE

Nov 4 2021 | Lynda Korimboccus

Reframing The Veg*n Argument To Reach Across Political Divides

Appealing to morality is not a universally effective strategy. This study looks at Moral Foundations Theory (MFT) to better understand the role morals play in our food choices. READ MORE

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