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Mar 2 2020 | David Kates

Polar Bears Face Challenges From Toxins And Climate Change

The second biggest threat to polar bears — after melting sea ice — is exposure to toxic substances like pesticides and mercury. READ MORE

Feb 27 2020 | Mia Rishel

Consumers, Disease Intervention, And Factory Farms

A recent study shows that people prefer natural, preventative disease interventions over medicine-based ones in factory farm systems. READ MORE

Feb 24 2020 | Sara Streeter

It Takes More Than A Nudge To Reduce Meat Consumption

People often follow the crowd. Unfortunately, it turns out that it’s not so easy to harness this behavior to reduce meat consumption. READ MORE

Feb 21 2020 | Faunalytics

Polish Farm Cats’ Impact On Local Wildlife

We all know that cats with access to the outdoors are hunters. This study looks at their potential concrete impact using numbers from Polish farms. READ MORE

Feb 18 2020 | Jacob Lichty

Few Veterinary Students Adhere To Veg*n Diets

Researchers interviewed veterinary students hoping to find a connection between a person’s relationship with animals and their adherence to a veg*n diet. READ MORE

Feb 3 2020 | Owen Rogers

Happy Cows, Tasty Milk? Swedish Dairy Farm Marketing

The Swedish dairy industry uses public events to woo consumers into ignoring ethical and environmental concerns with milk production. READ MORE

Jan 24 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Farmed Salmon May Be Depressed

Researchers find that growth-stunted farmed salmon show chronic serotonergic activity and do not respond to acute stress — a state that could be interpreted as depression. READ MORE

Jan 9 2020 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Unwelcome Reminders: Meat Imagery And Antiveg*n Sentiments

Does reminding people that the meat on their plate came from an animal have any influence on their attitudes toward veg*ns? READ MORE

Jan 7 2020 | Owen Rogers

He Loves To Race – Or Does He? Ethics And Welfare In Horseracing

There are irreconcilable differences between people working in the horseracing industry and animal welfare experts. This study explores the gulf between them, and its effect on horses. READ MORE

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Polar Bears Face Challenges From Toxins And Climate Change

Consumers, Disease Intervention, And Factory Farms

It Takes More Than A Nudge To Reduce Meat Consumption

Polish Farm Cats’ Impact On Local Wildlife

Few Veterinary Students Adhere To Veg*n Diets

Happy Cows, Tasty Milk? Swedish Dairy Farm Marketing

Farmed Salmon May Be Depressed

Unwelcome Reminders: Meat Imagery And Antiveg*n Sentiments

He Loves To Race – Or Does He? Ethics And Welfare In Horseracing

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