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Those who care deeply about animals often feel a responsibility to respect the way nature works. That usually means protecting habitats rather than trying to manage the lives of wild animals. Ecosystems are extraordinarily complex, and even small disruptions can have destabilizing consequences. At the same time,


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Whatever issue you’re passionate about, you can be sure there’s an organization whose mission is to fix it. There are countless issues in the world that affect each and every one of us, with at least a dozen organizations working on addressing that issue. There’s nothing wrong with this. In fact, it’s good to have such breadth and diversity, so organizations can lend their sp...


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Sharing meals is a daily part of most romantic relationships. When couples have conflicting views on eating meat, navigating those differences becomes a regular routine. This study explored how one partner’s dietary beliefs influence what both people end up eating.

Researchers studied 136 romantic couples in Switzerland where one partner ate more me...


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In 2019, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) established a new system that eliminated the maximum line speed limits for slaughterhouses processing farmed pigs. After a court challenge set a limit of 1,106 head per hour, the USDA allowed six establishments to participate in a “time-limited trial” to operate at even faster speeds.

Resea...


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As human populations continue to expand, negative interactions with wild animals are becoming more common. These can jeopardize people’s safety and livelihoods, and often end in the animals’ deaths through retaliatory killing. Because of this, human-wildlife conflict presents a major challenge for conservation efforts.

At the same time, climate change is predicted t...


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