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The less meat better meat paradox
What does "better meat" mean for climate emissions?
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Jenny Splitter
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The problem with solutions journalism
Most climate fix stories don't ask the tough but necessary questions
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Jenny Splitter
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May 2022

Interview: Jeff Sebo talks about his new book, Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves
How to include animals in climate action, pandemic prevention and everything else
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Jenny Splitter
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Podcast: Jeff Sebo talks about his new book, Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves
How to include animals in climate action, preventing pandemics and everything else.
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Jenny Splitter
Planetary health is public health
The White House is hosting the first Food, Nutrition and Health conference since 1969 — the perfect opportunity to revisit a USDA policy that excluded…
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Jenny Splitter
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April 2022

The slaughter robots have been delayed
The pandemic was supposed to kickstart a new era in meat industry automation. What really happened?
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Jenny Splitter
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What the latest IPCC Report says about food, land and climate change
Towards a new climate scrappiness
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Jenny Splitter
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March 2022

Meet the Joe Manchin of the Farm Bill
Climate denial is alive and well in the House Agriculture Committee
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Jenny Splitter
4 arguments about meat, explained
Four defenses for ‘business-as-usual’ meat-eating, described and debunked.
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Jenny Splitter
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February 2022

How optimism research can help us fight climate change
Swap 'doomism' for small shifts with positive psychology
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Jenny Splitter
Why is it so hard to talk about meat?
How to have difficult conversations about the ethics of animal farming, an interview with Sentientism podcast host Jamie Woodhouse
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Jenny Splitter

January 2022

Yes, you should still reduce your personal carbon footprint
We need to hold polluting companies accountable AND eat less meat. Both are also critical for curbing climate change.
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Jenny Splitter
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