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Jan 6 2026 | Jos Veenhoven

The Real-World Impact Of Vegan Documentaries

Films like What The Health, Forks Over Knives, and Cowspiracy have introduced veganism to a wide audience. But do these documentaries actually change what people eat? READ MORE

Jan 2 2026 | Meghann Cant

Wildlife Crime In Hispanic America

An analysis of over 1,900 incidents reveals that the illegal live pet trade is driving wildlife crime across 18 Hispanic American countries. 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

Dec 19 2025 | Alan Jern

Most People Worldwide Think Chicken Welfare Matters

A survey of over 4,000 people from 14 countries found that the majority think egg-laying hens shouldn’t suffer and would prefer to buy eggs from chickens who haven’t been kept in cages. READ MORE

Dec 18 2025 | Anne Bailey Kim

Miles From Help: The Hidden Crisis Of Veterinary Care Deserts

Researchers explore the concept of “veterinary care deserts,” identifying the key factors that prevent many guardians from accessing the medical services their companion animals need. READ MORE

Dec 17 2025 | Meghann Cant

Most Chicken Slaughterhouse Workers At High Risk For Injury

A U.S. study finds that 81% of workers in poultry processing plants are at high risk for injury, driven by individual workload rather than overall line speed. READ MORE

Dec 10 2025 | Meghann Cant

Specialty Egg Premiums Affected By Market Shocks

An examination of the trends in retail premiums for common animal welfare claims on U.S. table eggs finds them vulnerable to both disease outbreaks and new state-level policies. READ MORE

Dec 9 2025 | Priska Ammann

The Rural-Urban Divide Behind The MeatOut Debate

Political attempts to reduce meat consumption often face pushback from rural communities. This study explored the role of emotions, beliefs, and identities in rural-urban policy conflicts, using Colorado’s failed 2021 “MeatOut” proclamation as an example. READ MORE

Nov 28 2025 | Maria Schurr

How Accurate Are Audits In Assessing Animal Welfare?

The consumer push for better treatment of farmed animals has led to a growth in supply chain audits. But are current audits accurate enough? This study looks at the reliability of one of these tools in evaluating the welfare of pigs on U.S. farms. READ MORE

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The Real-World Impact Of Vegan Documentaries

Wildlife Crime In Hispanic America

Do Men Eat More Meat Than Women Across Cultures?

Most People Worldwide Think Chicken Welfare Matters

Miles From Help: The Hidden Crisis Of Veterinary Care Deserts

Most Chicken Slaughterhouse Workers At High Risk For Injury

Specialty Egg Premiums Affected By Market Shocks

The Rural-Urban Divide Behind The MeatOut Debate

How Accurate Are Audits In Assessing Animal Welfare?

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