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Dec 3 2020 | David Kates

Why Some Conservatives Are Anti-Vegan And Animal Welfare

The backlash from omnivores against vegetarians often results from moral unease and a desire to preserve traditions and the social order. This review looks at how the process unfolds. READ MORE

Nov 30 2020 | Prina Earth

Will Our Culture Embrace Cultured Meat?

Cultured meat has the potential to transform the food system — but will it be socially accepted? This study explores the possible reactions and pushback from media and religion. READ MORE

Nov 26 2020 | Faunalytics

European Attitudes Toward Fish Welfare

Welfare standards for fish hover between abysmal and non-existent. Would public opinion support campaigns for fish? This analysis is cautiously optimistic. READ MORE

Nov 12 2020 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

How The E.U. Can Reduce Wildlife Trafficking

Gaps in European and international law let wildlife traffickers escape legal consequences once they have removed protected species from their countries of origin. READ MORE

Nov 3 2020 | Faunalytics

A Better Workplace With Dogs

Good news for dog lovers – bringing your four-legged friend into the office makes you happier and more motivated at work. (A study to share with the boss!) READ MORE

Oct 30 2020 | Trent Davidson

Windows To The Soul: Dogs’ and Pigs’ Non-Verbal Communication

Researchers find that both pigs and dogs defer to humans during complex tasks, showing meaningful interspecies communication, and indicating profound cognitive abilities in both species. READ MORE

Oct 27 2020 | Jenny Mace

Yoga Teachers’ Views About Farmed Animals And Plant-Based Diets

This study aimed to find out what U.K. yoga teachers think about farmed animals and plant-based diets, so advocates can know how best to promote plant-based diets to this group. READ MORE

Oct 20 2020 | Faunalytics

Creating A Model For International Comparisons Of Animal Welfare

Scientists developed a novel tool to enable cross-country comparisons of farmed animal welfare. Their first application involves pig welfare in five European countries. READ MORE

Oct 12 2020 | Mathilde da Rui

A Life-Saving Coat Of Paint: Birds, Wind Turbines, And Visual Cues

Simply painting a blade black on a wind turbine rotor effectively alerts some bird species of the turbine's presence, helping birds avoid collisions. READ MORE

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Why Some Conservatives Are Anti-Vegan And Animal Welfare

Will Our Culture Embrace Cultured Meat?

European Attitudes Toward Fish Welfare

How The E.U. Can Reduce Wildlife Trafficking

A Better Workplace With Dogs

Windows To The Soul: Dogs’ and Pigs’ Non-Verbal Communication

Yoga Teachers’ Views About Farmed Animals And Plant-Based Diets

Creating A Model For International Comparisons Of Animal Welfare

A Life-Saving Coat Of Paint: Birds, Wind Turbines, And Visual Cues

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