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| {{Lead story|Headline=International Study Reveals Discrepancies in Animal Welfare Regulations for Live Transport Across Five Nations|Image=Animal live export israel 07.jpg|Short description=A collaborative effort by researchers from Canada, France, and the UK has scrutinized the regulations governing the transportation of live farm animals in five Western English-speaking countries. Published in the esteemed journal Royal Society Open Science, the study assessed the regulatory frameworks in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the European Union, and the United States.
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| The comprehensive analysis identified four primary risk factors affecting animal welfare during transport: fitness for transport, journey duration, climatic conditions, and space allowances.|Link=Headlines:International_Study_Reveals_Discrepancies_in_Animal_Welfare_Regulations_for_Live_Transport_Across_Five_Nations}}
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| {{Lead story|Headline=Galápagos Penguins Face Microplastic Crisis, Urgent Action Needed|Image=Galapagos Penguin (Spheniscus mendiculus) -by a post and sea.jpg|Short description=A recent study published in PLoS ONE reveals alarming levels of microplastic pollution threatening the Galápagos penguin ecosystem. Titled "Understanding Microplastic Impact on Galápagos Penguins," the research warns of a serious risk to the unique wildlife of the Galápagos Islands.
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| Researchers used advanced models to study how microplastics accumulate and magnify in the Galápagos penguin food web.|Link=Headlines:Galápagos_Penguins_Face_Microplastic_Crisis,_Urgent_Action_Needed}}
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