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Aug 15 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Plant-Based Proteins Currently Pose Little Threat To Beef Demand

A comprehensive study suggests that despite their rising profile, plant-based protein alternatives are not significantly displacing beef consumption in the United States. READ MORE

Aug 14 2024 | Cassie King

Will Sonoma County, California’s Measure J Set A Precedent For Stopping Factory Farms?

Sonoma County, California, could become the first U.S. county to ban factory farms. It all depends on whether Measure J gets more than 50% ‘Yes’ votes on the ballot this November 5th. READ MORE

Aug 13 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Canadian Horse Exports To Japan: Welfare Concerns And Legal Violations

An investigation reveals Canadian horse exports to Japan frequently exceed legal transport time limits, raising serious animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Aug 12 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Analysis And Recommendations To Control Reptile Expos

A review of reptile expos identifies serious animal welfare and public health risks. Strict regulation or prohibition of these events is urgently needed to protect animals and people. READ MORE

Aug 8 2024 | Elena Schaller

Do Welfare Regulations Protect Farmed Animals During Transport?

A literature review reveals that the legislation in five Western countries doesn’t guarantee protection for farm animals during transport. READ MORE

Aug 7 2024 | Simon Zschieschang

Disinformation From The Animal Agriculture Industry

For decades, the animal agriculture industry has spread disinformation in order to maintain animal product consumption. This report summarizes their tactics and suggests solutions. READ MORE

Aug 5 2024 | Katy Myers

Wild Animals As Stakeholders In The Policymaking Process

Local policies designed to address climate change and improve human health can meaningfully include wild animal welfare as well. READ MORE

Aug 2 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Tactics From Social Movements: Lessons For Effective Animal Advocacy

This report explores insights from social movement theory on tactical innovation, diversity, and key success factors. READ MORE

Aug 1 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

Does Zoo Accreditation Really Mean Happier Animals?

The Association of Zoos and Aquariums claims to set the "gold standard" for animal welfare, but is there a way to evaluate their true impact? READ MORE

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