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Scientists at AOML measure ocean’s crucial buffering against rising global carbon emissions Read More »

Climate, Oceana, SAN News

Scientists at AOML measure ocean’s crucial buffering against rising global carbon emissions

[ad_1] The ocean is a crucial player in the global carbon cycle. Credit: NOAA Every year, scientists at AOML participate in the international effort led by the University of Exeter’s Global Systems Institute in developing the annual Global Carbon Budget Report, an assessment of global carbon emissions and the progress towards achieving the climate goals

Do Lobsters Feel Pain? | PETA Read More »

Rescue Network, SAN News

Do Lobsters Feel Pain? | PETA

[ad_1] ShareShare on Facebook PostShare on X ShareShare on LinkedIn 2 min read Scientists in the U.K. are pushing for a ban on boiling lobsters and crabs because their recent study confirms crustaceans feel pain—but don’t we already know that? A Needless Experiment: All Lobster Suffering Is “Avoidable Suffering” The scientists who are calling for

Chart of the month: New insights on student debt Read More »

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife

Chart of the month: New insights on student debt

[ad_1] For new veterinary school graduates, an important component of financial health and success is the ability to start repaying any student loans. New data from AVMA’s 2024 survey of graduating seniors offer some mixed news on this front. What the data show  The average debt-to-income ratio, which measures the relationship between veterinary student loan

Leading from Where You Are with Dr. Amanda Bisol Read More »

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife

Leading from Where You Are with Dr. Amanda Bisol

[ad_1] This month we are starting a series called “Leading from Where You Are.” Throughout these episodes, we are diving deep into leadership within the veterinary field, exploring it from various perspectives—whether you’re a seasoned practitioner, a student, or an expert in leadership. We’ll discuss why it’s crucial to embrace leadership no matter where you

Who Said It? Truth-tellers are not always palatable. There is a preference for candy bars. Read More »

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife

Who Said It? Truth-tellers are not always palatable. There is a preference for candy bars.

[ad_1] Who Said It? Truth-tellers are not always palatable. There is a preference for candy bars. 2025-02-07 Gwendolyn Brooks or Ernest Hemingway Check your answer here. Animal Health SmartBrief Designed specifically for veterinarians, Animal Health SmartBrief is a free daily email newsletter. It provides the latest news that matters to animal health professionals, including veterinary