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Mar 18 2019 | Mia Rishel

Encouraging Reductions In Meat Consumption With Behavioral Theory

This study identifies socio-psychological forces that drive behavioral change, and suggests ways to tailor advocacy to encourage individuals to reduce their meat consumption. READ MORE

Mar 8 2019 | Owen Rogers

Eating Insects: Cultural Differences, And The Sushi Comparison

In groups of both U.S. and Indian respondents, eating more sushi was associated with greater support for insect consumption. READ MORE

Mar 7 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Plant-Based Eating In Canada: The Future Is Bright

Researchers find a growing interest in plant-based eating, and an interest in meat reduction, among many Canadian consumers. READ MORE

Feb 28 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Benefits Of A Plant-Based Diet For Endurance Athletes

Researchers find plant-based eating could protect endurance athletes' cardiac health and improve their sports performance. READ MORE

Feb 22 2019 | Faunalytics

Young Women’s Attitudes Towards Veg*nism

An archival study from Faunalytics and Mercy For Animals looked at the attitudes of young women across the U.S. towards animals, veg*nism, and more. READ MORE

Feb 19 2019 | Mia Rishel

Can We Trust Our Food?

Research shows an increase in the number of food recalls, alarming gaps in our food safety system, and the severe public health risks that follow. READ MORE

Feb 12 2019 | Sara Streeter

Companion Animals, Humans, And Diseases: Risks And Recommendations

The CALLISTO project aims to track, monitor, and mitigate the transmission of diseases from companion animals to humans or farmed animals, through the power of data. READ MORE

Feb 7 2019 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Differing Empathy in Vegetarians, Vegans, and Omnivores

Does the decision to follow a vegetarian/vegan lifestyle affect our cognitive processing of empathy? A study of neural research says maybe so. READ MORE

Feb 1 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Meatification: A Case Study In Market Capitalism From Vietnam

Increasing meat consumption is driven by several interwoven factors in capitalist Vietnam, rather than being an inherent outcome of societal progress and higher income levels. READ MORE

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