Most farmed seafood comes from fin fish, but a new study urges shifting production toward bivalves and seaweed.
Old-Growth European Forests Are More Crucial Than Thought for Carbon Storage
A Swedish study reveals carbon losses up to 8 times greater than previous estimates, suggesting that protecting primary forests is more critical for climate mitigation.
A Swedish study reveals carbon losses up to 8 times greater than previous estimates, suggesting that protecting primary forests is more critical for climate mitigation.
98% Greenwashing: Big Meat Follows in Big Oil’s Footsteps
Analysis of 33 top global meat and dairy companies finds nearly all use misleading messaging and promote baseless ‘sustainable’ initiatives.
Analysis of 33 top global meat and dairy companies finds nearly all use misleading messaging and promote baseless ‘sustainable’ initiatives.
A New Immigration Strategy Shakes Agro-Industrial Rural Towns
A Supreme Court decision is pushing immigration enforcement beyond jobsites into rural towns. A US citizen says an ICE agent told him: ‘We have the right to assume that you’re an illegal alien.’
A Supreme Court decision is pushing immigration enforcement beyond jobsites into rural towns. A US citizen says an ICE agent told him: ‘We have the right to assume that you’re an illegal alien.’
Picture This Pig: Diners Shift From Selecting Meat on the Menu
A new study finds that adding animal images to menus increases the odds of choosing the vegetarian dish by 22%.
A new study finds that adding animal images to menus increases the odds of choosing the vegetarian dish by 22%.
Cancer Rates Are Higher Near Factory Farms, Study Finds
In California, Texas and Iowa, cancer rates are 4-8% higher in areas with more industrial animal agriculture.
In California, Texas and Iowa, cancer rates are 4-8% higher in areas with more industrial animal agriculture.
The ‘Gelatin Trick’ — Clean Image, Industrial Reality
Gelatin has made a comeback thanks to “natural” wellness trends, despite modest evidence for its effectiveness and ongoing concerns about where it comes from.
Gelatin has made a comeback thanks to “natural” wellness trends, despite modest evidence for its effectiveness and ongoing concerns about where it comes from.
Can Egg Credits Crack Asia’s Cage-Free Bottleneck?
A new system helps restaurants meet cage-free commitments even when supply chains keep them serving caged eggs.
A new system helps restaurants meet cage-free commitments even when supply chains keep them serving caged eggs.
Iowa Senate Approves Bill Making It Harder to Sue Factory Farms for Polluting
If passed by the governor, the bill would protect farms from lawsuits surrounding their greenhouse gas emissions.
If passed by the governor, the bill would protect farms from lawsuits surrounding their greenhouse gas emissions.
‘Navigating in Guts’: A Former Worker Exposes Conditions Inside Slaughterhouse
The whistleblower has posted footage from inside a JBS pork plant, showing broken equipment and a near-impossible working environment.
The whistleblower has posted footage from inside a JBS pork plant, showing broken equipment and a near-impossible working environment.
Plan for Largest Dairy in Minnesota History Raises Water and Pollution Concerns
Riverview’s mega-dairy expansion in Morris would store 250 million gallons of liquid manure and use water volumes equal to 75% of the local supply.
Riverview’s mega-dairy expansion in Morris would store 250 million gallons of liquid manure and use water volumes equal to 75% of the local supply.
More Crops Grown for Fuel and Livestock Feed Than for People, New Study Finds
Cutting back on beef and biofuels could help improve food security and mitigate climate emissions.
Cutting back on beef and biofuels could help improve food security and mitigate climate emissions.
AI Promises Cleaner Farming in Tanzania — and the World. Now Comes the Real Test.
53-year-old Roland Daniel Sarikikya is captivated that his mobile phone, which he once used only for calls and texts, can diagnose crop diseases.
53-year-old Roland Daniel Sarikikya is captivated that his mobile phone, which he once used only for calls and texts, can diagnose crop diseases.
Can ‘Personhood’ Really Protect Nature?
The rights-of-nature movement aims to step in where environmental regulations fall short. But some critics are wary of the legal consequences.
The rights-of-nature movement aims to step in where environmental regulations fall short. But some critics are wary of the legal consequences.
Iowa’s High Cancer Rate Linked to Nitrate, Pesticides, PFAs and Radon, New Report Finds
The new analysis combines science on environmental risk factors with the lived experiences of Iowans battling cancer.
The new analysis combines science on environmental risk factors with the lived experiences of Iowans battling cancer.
Climate Change Could Drastically Cut Grazing Land by End of Century
The conditions some farm animals thrive under are disappearing, a new modeling study finds.
The conditions some farm animals thrive under are disappearing, a new modeling study finds.