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Mar 31 2020 | Sara Streeter

We’re All In This Together: Restoration Ecology And Animal Welfare

Humans and animals are part of one community. Restoration ecology can be more successful by taking animal welfare into account when planning recovery projects. READ MORE

Mar 16 2020 | Trent Davidson

What’s The Buzz? Causes And Solutions For Global Declines In Bee Populations

There has been a concerning decline in the health and numbers of bee populations worldwide, including both farmed and wild bees. This review looks at causes, effects, and solutions. READ MORE

Mar 13 2020 | Jeanette Shutay

Egg Consumption, Cholesterol Research, And Study Funding

The reported impacts of egg consumption on cholesterol levels are moderated by whether the research was industry-funded or not: industry-funded research reports more favorable results. READ MORE

Mar 10 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Hazards On The Bird Killing Floor

Researchers assess the hazards that birds are exposed to at slaughterhouses, finding ways that welfare could be improved as well as problems that are inherent to the process. READ MORE

Mar 9 2020 | Andrea Polanco

Human Pressure On Wild Animal Habitats

Human activities infringe on the home ranges of 85% of wild species, with those close to extinction and those with smaller habitats being the most vulnerable. READ MORE

Mar 5 2020 | Jacob Lichty

‘Sustainable’ Fish Consumption: A Psychological and Socioeconomic Model

Understanding the psychological and socioeconomic motivations behind fish consumption could help to guide consumers towards more “sustainable” options. READ MORE

Feb 28 2020 | Sara Streeter

Extreme And Effective Aren’t The Same

Extreme protest tactics may garner coveted media attention for a movement. At the same time, these tactics can alienate potential supporters. READ MORE

Feb 14 2020 | Sarah Hanneken

Animal Agriculture Is Responsible For More GHG Emissions Than Previously Thought

Atmospheric measurements provide more accurate emissions estimates, undermining arguments favoring industrial agriculture over pasture-based systems. READ MORE

Feb 11 2020 | Jacob Lichty

Animals And The War On Drugs

Many innocent human lives have been lost and degraded as a result of the War on Drugs. Similarly, recent observations note that there is a tremendous loss to animals both in terms of life, and quality of life. READ MORE

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We’re All In This Together: Restoration Ecology And Animal Welfare

What’s The Buzz? Causes And Solutions For Global Declines In Bee Populations

Egg Consumption, Cholesterol Research, And Study Funding

Hazards On The Bird Killing Floor

Human Pressure On Wild Animal Habitats

‘Sustainable’ Fish Consumption: A Psychological and Socioeconomic Model

Extreme And Effective Aren’t The Same

Animal Agriculture Is Responsible For More GHG Emissions Than Previously Thought

Animals And The War On Drugs

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