United States Archives - Page 19 of 104

Sep 19 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

The Strategic Potential Of Shareholder Activism For Advancing Animal Welfare

This report explores shareholder activism as a strategy for animal advocacy, offering a detailed overview of its successes, challenges, and practical advice for running effective campaigns. READ MORE

Sep 18 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Ecological Effects Of Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

This research delves into the diet of domestic cats with access to the outdoors, examining the implications of their feeding habits on the ecosystem and species conservation. READ MORE

Sep 13 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Applying Interdisciplinary Science To Fight Wildlife Trafficking

This review of current wildlife trafficking techniques highlights the need for interdisciplinary communication and suggests innovative strategies from economics and computer science to improve intervention efforts. READ MORE

Sep 11 2024 | Adrienne Craig

An Analysis Of State Enforcement Of Farmed Animal Welfare Laws

Progress on animal welfare laws are hard fought and hard won by animal advocates. This guest blog from the Animal Welfare Institute outlines the perpetual problem that comes after victory: enforcement. READ MORE

Sep 5 2024 | Jenny Amphaeris

Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Negatively Impact Human Health

CAFOs are increasing in number around the world. In addition to concerns about animal welfare and environmental justice, these operations jeopardize human health. READ MORE

Sep 4 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Cell-Based Vs Cell-Cultured: Comparing Seafood Labels

A study compares the terms "cell-based" and "cell-cultured" as labels for novel seafood products. READ MORE

Sep 2 2024 | Kaye Dunbar

Kidney-On-A-Chip Validated For Drug Toxicity Research

Human organoids allow real-time investigation of how drug toxicity unfolds, providing unexpected insights into improved treatment regimens for essential medicines. READ MORE

Aug 30 2024 | Tracy Staedter

How Food And Diet Negatively Impact Air Quality

Dust, fuel emissions, and other airborne toxins from agriculture cause nearly 16,000 premature deaths annually. How much can farm-based interventions reduce this toll? READ MORE

Aug 29 2024 | David Church

Why People Favor Dogs Over Pigs: A Research Study

So called "pet speciesism" is a common phenomenon encountered by animal advocates. This study's aim was to get to the root of it. READ MORE

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