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02 May

World water crisis demands diet change

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Growing crops to feed humans, instead of livestock, could help end world hunger Global warming, it seems, is upon us […]

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Your veggie dog

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by The Doggess Well over 10 million people in North America consider themselves vegetarian (and  millions more flexitarians). An estimated […]

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They "make fine-grained social discriminations about the individuals around them, not just generic responses to familiar versus unfamiliar stimulus categories."

Cows have best friends, get visibly stressed when separated from them, and have measurably lower heart rates when reunited — and the dairy industry has known this since at least 2011

The behavioural data on cow social bonding is roughly fifteen years old, methodologically sound, and almost never makes it into the way milk gets sold.

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"An international panel of experts, led by the University of Innsbruck and the Tyrolean University of Education, has published two complementary reports that define a

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"In April, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May presented a petition to the House of Commons asking the government to pass legislation “recognizing animals as the

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