Steffen Hirth Without a doubt, life forms on earth are in crisis. As revealed to the public by Extinction Rebellion [...]
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“Are Those Cows Jumping For Joy?” Eye Whites, Hoof Kicks And Qualitative Behaviour Assessment
Maisie Tomlinson Even the social lives of urban citizens are always intimately entangled with other animals, silently circulated in prescriptions and [...]
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Food Facts Not Food Fads: Why Understanding The Provenance Of Food Is Key To Connecting Producers And Consumers
Lindsay Hamilton Heated debates about the quality and source of everyday foods have propagated an atmosphere of suspicion and anxiety [...]
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Mitigating Against The Threat Of Global Pandemics
Elisa Pieri The threat of new global pandemics has become a pressing concern in the West. The likelihood and impact of [...]
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The Future Of Animal Health: How Digital Technologies Reconfigure Animal Healthcare In Farming
Camille Bellet Many networks are now involved in defining the rules and norms of animal health practices in farming. Not [...]
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Responding to the biodiversity crisis: Permaculture and sustainability transition
Benjamin Habib and Simin Fadaee The peak scientific body monitoring UN Convention on Biodiversity—the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem [...]
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An overview of Artificial Intelligence in peace operations
Velomahanina Tahinjanahary Razakamaharavo “It is frightening but it’s the reality of where war technology is taking us” (General John R. Allen) Numbers [...]
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Fifty years after Stonewall Gay Men are Queering Aging
Jesus Ramirez-Valles Fifty years ago, queer folks created the gay liberation movement. Today, they are transforming our views on old age. [...]
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Working with the Roma to be more active and healthy: Challenges and action from Spain
María Sanz and George Jennings Unhealthy and inactive lifestyles have been increasing among global societies in recent decades, and it is [...]
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Imperialist Environmentalism and Decolonial Struggle
Anupama Ranawana and James Trafford A North American farmer can see that the weather is changing, that the frost comes later [...]
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