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Farmers Push Back Against Animal Welfare Laws

All hogs in Massachusetts will be able to stretch their legs and turn around in their crates and all hens will be able to spread their wings under a law passed this month by voters in the state.

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Jen Fifield
2016
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Understanding Neocarnism: How Vegan Advocates Can Appreciate and Respond to “Happy Meat,” “Locavorism,” and “Paleo Dieting”

“Happy meat,” locavorism, and “paleo dieting” are signs of society’s willingness to examine the ethics of eating meat, eggs, and diary, and they reflect people’s genuine concern for animals (and the environment and health).

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2012
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Mcdonald's Confirms Creation of Mcplant Plant-Based Burger, Unveils New Crispy Chicken Sandwich Will Debut in 2021

Author Kathy Freston started a Change.org petition asking for McDonald's to add a vegan burger in 2014. The petition garnered more than 234,000 signatures before McDonalds added a vegan option.

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Kelly Tyko
2020
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Matthieu Ricard’s "A Plea for the Animals" Is a Must Read: A Wonderful Celebration of World Animal Day 2016

There is incredible global interest in the cognitive, emotional, and moral lives of animals and in how we choose to interact with them in a wide variety of venues.

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Marc Bekoff
2016
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The Science of Animal Behavior and Welfare: Challenges, Opportunities, and Global Perspective

Animal welfare science is a relatively new scientific discipline, evolving mostly from within veterinary medicine over the latter half of the twentieth century into an independent specialty in its own right.

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Jeremy N. Marchant-Forde
2015
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Vegan Kitchen: A Decade On, Melanie Joy’s Book on Carnism Still Casts a Big Shadow

'Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows: An Introduction to Carnism' has been updated, and it's as relevant as ever.

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2020
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Animal Welfare Centres: Are They Useful for the Improvement of Animal Welfare?

Animal welfare has only recently become the subject of scientific studies. Over the past 30 years, a body of scientists has emerged, initially in isolated groups in disparate universities but with some more recently aggregated into centres.

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Clive J. C. Phillips and Carla F. M. Molento
2020
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Extinction Illness: Grave Affliction and Possibility

Metzger captures the grief and pain we all experience living at a time of global extinction and offers the only solution – to stop extinction.

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Deena Metzger
2019
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Advances in Animal Welfare for Free-Living Animals

Over several decades, animal welfare has grown into its own free-standing field of scientific study, from its early beginnings in laboratory animal research to eventually include exhibited animals and farm animals.

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Journal of Wildlife Disease
2016
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Carnism: Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs and Wear Cows

Psychologist Dr Melanie Joy has been vegan since 1989. She explains why you can't be an ethical meat eater according to her theory of carnism

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Kashmira Gander
2017
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