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Aug 28 2023 | Antonieta Pais Lopes

Membentuk Sikap Terhadap Akuakultur di Amerika Serikat

Untuk membentuk opini masyarakat tentang akuakultur, advokat hewan harus bergantung kepada para pemengaruh penting dan fokus pada pesan-pesan lingkungan. READ MORE

Aug 25 2023 | Sophia Ikpia

Companion Animals, Well-Being, And Life Satisfaction

For human guardians, the benefits of living with companion animals aren't always clear. This paper explores the effects of different aspects of the human-animal bond. READ MORE

Aug 18 2023 | Sian Richards

Designing A Better Legal System For Animals

Reducing the human-animal divide in the legal system may create a more just system for humans and animals. READ MORE

Aug 16 2023 | Christopher Chang

Getting To Know Cultured Meat

This blog from Reducetarian Fellow Christopher Chang explores the present and future of cultivated meat, with an eye towards the FDA approval process, production costs, and advocacy strategies. READ MORE

Aug 15 2023 | Robert Walker

How People Transition To Veganism

In this study, researchers tested two models of dietary change to see how accurately they predict the experience of going vegan. READ MORE

Aug 8 2023 | Kendall Proffitt

Redefining Masculinity, Reducing Meat Consumption

Making meat reduction more appealing to men means changing how we define masculinity and emphasizing the physical benefits of eating plant-based. READ MORE

Aug 7 2023 | Leah Kelly

Veterinary Ethics Courses: Are They Effective?

Ethics courses may encourage veterinary students to think with more nuance about ethical dilemmas, even if their opinions don't change substantially. READ MORE

Jul 27 2023 | Kerri Tenniswood

Who Sells Wild Meat In Urban Africa?

This study reveals that ending central Africa's illegal wild meat trade isn't a one-size-fits-all scenario. READ MORE

Jul 24 2023 | Elena Schaller

Panda Fandom And Giant Panda Welfare

In China, the giant panda is a national icon. "Panda fans" have close perceived relationships to pandas and care about their needs — but may have inaccurate views of how well pandas are doing. READ MORE

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