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Nov 22 2024 | Mona Zahir

Kids Don’t Know They’re Eating Animals

Eating habits are harder to change as we age. Would making the meat-animal connection earlier in life help with the adoption of plant-based diets? READ MORE

Nov 21 2024 | Alex Geerts

2025 Cage-Free Deadline Looms For U.S. Restaurants

With nearly every major U.S. restaurant company promising to phase out caged eggs by 2025, here's the current status of the transition as the deadline quickly approaches. READ MORE

Nov 15 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Consumer Attitudes On In-Ovo Egg Sexing

Although lacking awareness of egg industry practices, U.S. consumers are interested in eggs produced with in-ovo egg sexing and are willing to pay a premium to prevent male chick culling. READ MORE

Nov 6 2024 | Dr. S. Marek Muller

Risk Aversion In Wild Animal Welfare

Human intervention in wild animal welfare is a complex issue within animal ethics. Depending on your risk tolerance, certain interventions on behalf of wild animals may be more justifiable. READ MORE

Nov 5 2024 | David Rooney

Effective Messaging For Sharks

Some marine animals were historically feared but are now more favored and protected. Is it possible to also improve the social standing of sharks, who currently face significant bias? READ MORE

Nov 1 2024 | Jonah Woodward

How Consumers Compare Caged And Cage-Free Eggs

This study surveys perceptions of cage-free and caged eggs — from cost to environmental impact, taste, and more. READ MORE

Oct 30 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Deceptive Promise Of Manure Biogas As A Methane Solution

This report critically examines the claims surrounding capturing manure biogas as a methane reduction strategy. READ MORE

Oct 29 2024 | Guillaume Reho

Most Fishing Vessels Operate Hidden From Public Knowledge

Many fishing vessels do not publicly broadcast their location, either legally or illegally. This study used satellite imagery to track them. READ MORE

Oct 28 2024 | Adam Holt

What’s Required For Wild Animal Welfare Interventions To Be Effective

This report outlines what’s needed for human interventions to successfully improve the welfare of wild animals at scale. READ MORE

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Kids Don’t Know They’re Eating Animals

2025 Cage-Free Deadline Looms For U.S. Restaurants

Consumer Attitudes On In-Ovo Egg Sexing

Risk Aversion In Wild Animal Welfare

Effective Messaging For Sharks

How Consumers Compare Caged And Cage-Free Eggs

The Deceptive Promise Of Manure Biogas As A Methane Solution

Most Fishing Vessels Operate Hidden From Public Knowledge

What’s Required For Wild Animal Welfare Interventions To Be Effective

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