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When AI Speaks for Animals: Reliability Tests for Courtroom Use
Yi Wu
Even long enough, despite being a common occurrence in cases involving abuse, traffic law, destruction of the habitat, and the ethics of research, animals have still remained largely peripheral to the very foundation of the legal discussion. This is not a coincidence...
Even long enough, despite being a common occurrence in cases involving abuse, traffic law, destruction of the habitat, and the ethics of research, animals have still remained largely peripheral to the very foundation of the legal discussion. This is not a coincidence...

The Strait of Hormuz and the Argument Environmentalists Couldn't Make
Joseph Davidman
For generations, the consequences of fossil fuel dependency were treated as a problem for the future. The future arrived early.
In the past decade, weather-related disasters have internally displaced 250 million people, or roughly 70,000 every day...
For generations, the consequences of fossil fuel dependency were treated as a problem for the future. The future arrived early.
In the past decade, weather-related disasters have internally displaced 250 million people, or roughly 70,000 every day...

The Business of Plant-Based Food
Luana Volkova
Food tech was supposed to reinvent what we eat, and for a moment it looked like it would. Between 2017 and 2021, plant-based companies exploded into the mainstream, and then, almost as quickly, the hype collapsed. What went wrong?
In 2010, the global plant-based meat market was estimated at around $1-2 billion...
Food tech was supposed to reinvent what we eat, and for a moment it looked like it would. Between 2017 and 2021, plant-based companies exploded into the mainstream, and then, almost as quickly, the hype collapsed. What went wrong?
In 2010, the global plant-based meat market was estimated at around $1-2 billion...

Fast Fashion: the True Cost of Cheap Clothes
Giovanna Jiacovelli
The term “fast fashion” was first coined in the nineties by the New York Times, referring to ZARA’s rapid clothing production turnaround. Since then, this concept has become increasingly more common: applying to clothing companies like Shein, H&M, Fashion Nova, and Temu. With the rise in recent decades of such big-name brands...
The term “fast fashion” was first coined in the nineties by the New York Times, referring to ZARA’s rapid clothing production turnaround. Since then, this concept has become increasingly more common: applying to clothing companies like Shein, H&M, Fashion Nova, and Temu. With the rise in recent decades of such big-name brands...
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