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Jul 4 2024 | David Church

Octopuses: Ambassadors For Environmental Protection

With octopus consumption on the rise, the author of this paper believes there are ways to use our understanding of octopuses as symbols for environmental and animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Jun 24 2024 | Fabíola Borges de Castro

Black Soldier Fly Welfare Considerations

More than 200 billion black soldier flies are farmed annually. This article explores several key factors that may affect their welfare. READ MORE

Jun 19 2024 | Adam Holt

The Challenges Of Making Animal Welfare Comparisons

Comparing welfare levels between different animals is an important but challenging part of many decision-making processes. This study explores the available methods and how to improve them. READ MORE

Jun 17 2024 | Simon Zschieschang

How To Make Charitable Giving More Effective

Why do so many people donate to ineffective charities? Researchers tried to unravel the psychology behind effective giving. READ MORE

Jun 12 2024 | María Schilling

Alternative Proteins: Shaping Sustainable Diets Worldwide

This journal article looks at the emerging role of alternative proteins in global diets and the way that national policies are shaping these changes. READ MORE

Jun 11 2024 | Donnella Le Roux

Mapping Antimicrobial Resistance In Middle- And Low-Income Regions

Antimicrobial use in farmed animals is a growing trend in middle- and lower-income countries. What could this mean for human health? READ MORE

May 15 2024 | Danilo Ortelli

Are Consumers Worried About The Food System?

This report explores public opinion about the global food supply and what’s affecting it, touching on food security, climate change, and more. READ MORE

May 8 2024 | Dr. S. Marek Muller

Consumer Beliefs About Food Supply And The Environment

This report suggests that consumers are aware of environmental harms and shortages in the global food supply chain, and that food brands should be doing more to address the problem. READ MORE

May 6 2024 | Stephen Vrla

Individual Vs. Population Welfare At Zoos And Aquaria

Measuring welfare for individual animals is different from measuring population-wide welfare. These authors argue that zoo and aquarium professionals should use both methods together. READ MORE

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Octopuses: Ambassadors For Environmental Protection

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Are Consumers Worried About The Food System?

Consumer Beliefs About Food Supply And The Environment

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