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Don’t Flatter Yourself: Why Survey Research Can B...

People’s subconscious behavior can negatively affect the validity of statistics and surveys, with differences in culture affecting the kind of subconscious behaviors. READ MORE

Are Women More Generous? New Study Sheds Light on Dona...

Based on a series of experiments, researchers conclude that women place more importance on being moral and that donations are based on identity overlap. READ MORE

Public Participation In Wildlife Management

This research evaluated how public involvement in environmental decisions affects conservation efforts geared towards solving wildlife problems. READ MORE

“Natural” Claim Most Popular In 2008

In 2008, products with the claim of being "natural" had a 16% growth. READ MORE

The Transformation Of U.S. Livestock Agriculture: Scale...

Massive structural changes have been occurring on farms, increasing their productivity and leading to lower production costs. However, it's resulted in negative environmental impacts as well. READ MORE

The Animal Rights Challenge, By Kim Stallwood (Part 5)

This is the final part of five, where Kim Stallwood (The Grumpy Vegan) discusses effective advocacy in animal rights. In the following he discusses how establishing the legal rights of [...] READ MORE

The European Union Control Strategy Of Animal Diseases

This survey of the European Union, describes the economic, epidemiological, veterinary, and social-ethical consequences of strategies applied during recent animal disease epidemics. READ MORE

A Comparison Of Household Food Security In Canada And T...

This study compared food insecurity in the U.S. and Canada and found that the U.S. had higher levels of food insecurity, especially for children. READ MORE

Chef Survey: What’s Hot In 2009

According to a National Restaurant Association's survey of 1,600 professional chefs taken in October 2008, several animal products are among the hottest trend for restaurant menus in 2009. READ MORE

Don’t Flatter Yourself: Why Survey Research Can B...

Public Participation In Wildlife Management

“Natural” Claim Most Popular In 2008

The Transformation Of U.S. Livestock Agriculture: Scale...

The European Union Control Strategy Of Animal Diseases

A Comparison Of Household Food Security In Canada And T...

Chef Survey: What’s Hot In 2009

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Public Participation In Wildlife Management

“Natural” Claim Most Popular In 2008

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The Animal Rights Challenge, By Kim Stallwood (Part 5)

The European Union Control Strategy Of Animal Diseases

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Chef Survey: What’s Hot In 2009

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