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Reports, Position Papers & Briefings

Rethinking EU Aquaculture: for people, animals and the planet

This report shows why the EU aquaculture industry should move away from intensive fish farming, towards extensive systems that are more sustainable, better for the environment and…

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Breaking the taboo: why diets must change to tackle climate emergency

Food produces one third of greenhouse gas emissions – 75% of agriculture's emissions are from livestock

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Octopus Factory Farming: A Recipe for Disaster

Octopuses' exceptional characteristics make them uniquely unsuitable for intensive farming, and this report sets out the main reasons why this should never be allowed to happen.

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Charter for a healthy, humane and regenerative food policy

Transforming the World’s Food Systems to meet Climate Targets & the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Regenerative Agriculture: Nurture for Nature

Solutions for a healthy, humane and regenerative food system

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Hidden costs of industrial agriculture

Use of fiscal measures to encourage moves to regenerative agriculture and healthy, humane, sustainable diets

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Regenerative Farming: Snapshots of the Future

Glimpses into regenerative and innovative farming

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What kinds of animal agriculture will help us reach the Sustainable Developments Goals

Those that help and those that hinder

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Position paper on alternative proteins

A vital part of the solution in ending factory farming and transforming the global food system

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Position paper on insect farming

Industrial farming of insects will cause serious animal welfare and sustainability concerns

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