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In-ovo sexing is a new technology with a strong potential to halt chick culling. This article reports its current availability in the European Union. READ MORE
Africa’s Second-Hand Battery Cage Dilemma
As intensive industrial farming grows across Africa, second-hand battery cages pose a threat to egg-laying hens and animal welfare progress across the continent. READ MORE
Is The Animal Farming “Regime” Preventing Food Reform?
This study reveals how public policies and lobbying uphold the animal farming industry, often at the expense of plant-based foods or green technologies. READ MORE
How The U.S. Public Feels About Humanewashing
This survey explores what people in the U.S. know about meat labeling practices and how they feel about transparency issues in meat labeling and marketing. READ MORE
Research Opportunities: Meat Consumption In Developing Countries
Animal farming and meat consumption are increasing in many, but not all, developing countries. This report suggests the most promising countries to investigate. READ MORE
“Depopulation” By Heatstroke: An Ethical Crisis
U.S. food producers increasingly mass-kill farmed animals through heatstroke, raising major ethical concerns for veterinarians to address. READ MORE
Joining Forces: Collaborative Opportunities Between The Animal Protection And Environmental Movements
This Faunalytics study explores areas of overlap between animal and environmental advocacy and opportunities for our movements to work more closely together. READ MORE
Unindo forças: Oportunidades de colaboração entre os movimentos de proteção animal e ambientais
Nosso estudo Faunalytics explora áreas de sobreposição entre a defesa dos animais e do meio ambiente e oportunidades para nossos movimentos trabalharem mais estreitamente. READ MORE
When Big Agriculture Funds University Experts
The animal agriculture industry has funded two professors to publicly downplay evidence linking the industry to climate change and to influence opinions and policies in its favor. READ MORE