North America Archives - Page 31 of 118

Dec 22 2023 | Kate Shipton

National Norms, Identity, And Meat Consumption

When people eat meat, they may be influenced by what they think other people in their country are doing — especially if they identify strongly with that country. READ MORE

Dec 21 2023 | Jeanette Shutay

Using “Power Words” To Control Animals

Words have power, and this paper discusses how humans use that power to define animal rights and control the behaviors and existence of nonhuman animals. READ MORE

Dec 8 2023 | Aeneas Koosis

Who’s Drinking Soy Milk In The U.S.?

This study investigates how many people are drinking soy milk in the U.S., as well as demographic trends in soy milk consumption. READ MORE

Dec 7 2023 | Aeneas Koosis

Congressional Investigation: COVID-19 And Meatpacking

This report from the U.S. government found that COVID-19's impact on U.S. meatpacking workers was nearly three times worse than previously estimated. READ MORE

Dec 1 2023 | Stephen Ingram

Perceived Adoptability Of “Challenging” Dogs

Dogs with medical or behavioral issues, or histories of abuse, have a harder time finding homes. This research explores how potential adopters perceive these issues. READ MORE

Nov 30 2023 | Katy Myers

Fishing Subsidies And Global Inequality

Fishing subsidies have harmful effects worldwide, with disproportionate impacts experienced by less-developed countries. READ MORE

Nov 30 2023 | Katy Myers

मछली पकड़ने की सब्सिडी और वैश्विक असमानता

मछली पकड़ने की सब्सिडी का दुनिया भर में हानिकारक प्रभाव पड़ता है, कम विकसित देशों पर असंगत प्रभाव का अनुभव होता है। READ MORE

Nov 30 2023 | Katy Myers

Subsidi Perikanan dan Ketidaksetaraan Global

Subsidi penangkapan ikan memiliki dampak yang berbahaya di seluruh dunia, dengan dampak yang tidak proporsional yang dialami oleh negara-negara kurang berkembang. READ MORE