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2 weeks ago |
tandfonline.com | Chiawen Chiang |Jeff Sebo
ABSTRACTHealthy Eating Policy and Political Philosophy and Food, Justice, and Animals defend new frameworks for food justice. We examine how these frameworks apply to aquatic animals and whether these frameworks are plausible in light of these implications.
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2 months ago |
science.org | Kristin Andrews |Jonathan Birch |Jeff Sebo
What if markers of consciousness in humans are identified in other animals, from vertebrates to invertebrates? PHOTO: MAMETRAHARDI/ALAMY STOCKOpen in viewerHoneybees becoming “pessimistic” after stressful experiences (1); cuttlefish remembering the past and planning for the future (2); and cleaner wrasse fish seemingly recognizing themselves in a mirror (3): If scientific reports like these were accepted as evidence of consciousness, then the implications would be substantial.
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Feb 8, 2025 |
entertainment-mag.com | Jeff Sebo
Several vignettes stand out. Keane cites a colleague, Scott Stonington, a professor of anthropology and practicing physician, who did fieldwork with Thai farmers some two decades ago. End-of-life care for parents in Thailand, he writes, often forces a moral dilemma: Children feel a profound debt to their parents for giving them life, requiring them to seek whatever medical care is available, no matter how expensive or painful.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
newspub.live | Jeff Sebo
Several vignettes stand out. Keane cites a colleague, Scott Stonington, a professor of anthropology and practicing physician, who did fieldwork with Thai farmers some two decades ago. End-of-life care for parents in Thailand, he writes, often forces a moral dilemma: Children feel a profound debt to their parents for giving them life, requiring them to seek whatever medical care is available, no matter how expensive or painful.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
postguam.com | Jeff Sebo
The recent Los Angeles wildfires are the most destructive in the region’s history. More than two dozen people have died, and tens of thousands have fled their homes. The damage extends beyond our species too: According to one survey, nearly half of evacuees from a disaster or emergency leave at least one pet behind. Wild animals die or flee their habitats during natural disasters as well, often with nowhere to go. Fortunately, people are stepping up to help.
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