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Dec 12 2018 | Neta Rosenthal

Challenge 22+ & Veg*n Recidivism: A Faunalytics Case Study

Challenge 22+ is an international project that offers participants a free and supportive online framework for trying veganism. This case study looks at why it's so effective. READ MORE

Dec 11 2018 | Aidan O'Gara

Conservation: Getting Bang For Your Buck

With so much buzz about innovative ways to promote conservation, we may be neglecting the simplest, most effective option: paying people to conserve their local environment. READ MORE

Dec 10 2018 | Owen Rogers

Consumers Are Not Confused By Plant-Based Milks

Despite recent dairy industry assertions that plant-based milks are confusing customers, a survey finds that this is simply not the case. READ MORE

Dec 7 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Implementing The Precautionary Principle For Animal Sentience

A pragmatic formulation of the precautionary principle for animal sentience is presented and is argued to enable quick decision-making to prevent serious animal welfare issues. READ MORE

Dec 6 2018 | karol orzechowski

Clean Meat, Naturalness, And Disgust

When it comes to marketing, this study finds that it's important to explain clean meat in a nontechnical way that emphasizes the final product, not the production method. READ MORE

Dec 3 2018 | Owen Rogers

Conflict Among Veg*ns: Ethics Vs. Health

Sometimes it feels like veg*ns have as hard of a time getting along with each other as they do creating a veg*n world. This study looks at conflict among non-meat eaters. READ MORE

Nov 30 2018 | Aidan O'Gara

The Economics Of Ecotourism: Private Profits And Social Benefits

Nature preserve tourism is often praised for helping fund wildlife conservation efforts and combatting climate change. This study argues that ecotourism has another benefit: it’s profitable. READ MORE

Nov 27 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

An Unspoken Carcinogen For Wildlife: Human Activity

Scientists consider humans an oncogenic species, and outline which anthropogenic impacts may increase the risk of cancer in wildlife. READ MORE

Nov 26 2018 | Mona Zahir

Dogs, Chronic Pain, And Quality Of Life

Chronic pain and quality of life are not just a matter of clinical health, but also of general happiness and welfare. Vets need to work with guardians closely to monitor both accurately. READ MORE

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