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Jul 10 2026 | Meghann Cant

How Cities Can Better Protect Urban Wild Animals

This policy brief argues that local governments already have many of the tools at hand to make human-wildlife conflict management more humane — and that doing so can benefit humans and wild animals alike. READ MORE

Jul 9 2026 | Paola Ansieta

What The Public Thinks About Genome Editing In Farmed Animals

In a study across four European countries, researchers find that public acceptance of genome editing depends on clear animal welfare benefits, fairness, transparency, and trust, with notable cross-country variation in specific concerns. READ MORE

May 4 2026 | Meghann Cant

Feeding Grain To Farmed Animals Wastes Human Food

Giving human-edible grain to farmed animals wastes enough food to feed two billion people. This report explains why a shift to “food not feed” is imperative. READ MORE

Apr 17 2026 | Meghann Cant

The Impact Of The European Chicken Commitment

Transitioning to European Chicken Commitment standards improves food safety, but increases production costs and environmental impacts. READ MORE

Apr 16 2026 | Mona Zahir

Getting Past The Growing Pains Of Systemic Policy Change

Through a series of studies, social scientists demonstrate a remarkably consistent trend: public resistance to new policies is lower after they come into effect. READ MORE

Apr 7 2026 | Meghann Cant

Europe’s Role In Latin America’s Wildlife Trade

Europe is a major destination for wild animals trafficked from Latin America, largely due to legal loopholes that expose unregulated species to the exotic pet trade. READ MORE

Mar 24 2026 | Paola Ansieta

Veganism Around The World

Drawing on relevant international data, this report outlines global trends in veganism and identifies opportunities to advance plant-based solutions. READ MORE

Mar 2 2026 | Robert Davy

Marketing Plant-Based Meals Using Dynamic Social Norms

Can telling customers that plant-based meals are growing in popularity — a dynamic norm message — increase their uptake on a restaurant menu? READ MORE

Dec 23 2025 | Jiwon Joung

Do Men Eat More Meat Than Women Across Cultures?

Men eat more meat than women, but this cross-cultural study finds that the gender gap grows larger in countries with higher gender equality and human development — a counterintuitive pattern with clear implications for meat-reduction efforts. READ MORE

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