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Dec 8 2022 | Devatha Nair

Consumers Vote For Better Farmed Animal Welfare

Now more than ever, consumers are aware of the cruelty inherent in our food system and are supporting ballot measures that seek better treatment of animals farmed for food. READ MORE

Nov 18 2022 | Simon Völker

Are Meat And Dairy Doomed Without Immigrant Labor?

This report reveals that U.S. animal agriculture relies heavily on immigrant workers. How did this situation come about, and what does it mean for immigrants, consumers, and advocacy? READ MORE

Nov 15 2022 | Ozy Frantz

Who’s Investing In Meat And Dairy Companies?

Some of the world’s largest investment firms have sunk huge sums of money into meat and dairy companies that are harming the environment. READ MORE

Nov 9 2022 | Caryn Ginsberg

The Adventures Of Birdlock Holmes Vol. 6: Beliefs About Chickens & Fishes In The United States

Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg summarizes our original research on fishes and chickens, with a special focus on our study results from the United States. READ MORE

Nov 8 2022 | Jordan Archambault

Deep Sea Mining And Noise Pollution

A noisy sea can be terrible for aquatic animal welfare. This study looks at noise pollution from deep-sea mining and calls for a reevaluation of future mining projects. READ MORE

Nov 4 2022 | Thyl Moors

The Financial Difficulties Of U.S. Farmers

This report provides an overview of the financial challenges of U.S. farmers, ranging from low income to debt and, in the worst cases, bankruptcy. READ MORE

Nov 3 2022 | Trent Davidson

Using Minor Political Parties To Advocate For Animals

While animal advocates are familiar with politics and lobbying as an advocacy strategy, an overlooked tool in the kit is minor or niche political parties. READ MORE

Oct 31 2022 | Mona Zahir

The State Of Cellular Agriculture Research

As cellular agriculture continues to gain momentum, a team of researchers assesses the existing research on this topic and suggests areas for improvement. READ MORE

Oct 21 2022 | Ozy Frantz

Systemic Racism’s Effects On Urban Ecology

Because of the effects of long-term systemic racism and classism, low-income and other marginalized communities face lower biodiversity, higher temperatures, and more air pollution. READ MORE

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