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Jennifer Jacquet

Miami
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Professor, University of Miami. Alter ego author of THE PLAYBOOK: HOW TO DENY SCIENCE, SELL LIES, AND MAKE A KILLING IN THE CORPORATE WORLD
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What’s Missing in Animal Welfare Efforts?

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By Jennifer Jacquet, Daniel Pauly, Vol. XLII
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
“Water Breathing Is a Blind Spot in Animal Welfare Science” (Issues, Winter 2026), by Jennifer Jacquet and Daniel Pauly, deserves to be read widely. The critically important points the authors make should change the way scientists approach the care and use of animals who breathe water and should spur protection of their habitats.
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Commentary: Use money from a greenwashing settlement to correct the record on meat’s climate impacts

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By Jennifer Jacquet, Sonali Shukla McDermid
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
Recently, JBS USA, a subsidiary of the largest meat processing company in the world, reached a $1.1 million settlement with the office of state Attorney General Letitia James, who sued the company in February 2024 for greenwashing. James’ office says it plans to use the settlement money to promote climate-smart agriculture on New York farms. Instead, we believe the settlement money should be used to correct the record on meat’s climate impacts — using the same playbook JBS used.
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Exxon Knew. Did Big Beef, too?

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By Jennifer Jacquet
| Verfassungsblog
This article belongs to the debate » Defund Meat Exxon, as well as many other fossil fuel producers, knew about the dangers of human-caused global warming and that their products were responsible since at least the 1970s. Instead of working to prevent harm, the fossil fuel industry worked alongside trade associations, public relations firms, and “merchants of doubt” to deny the very existence of global warming, which may be the greatest achievement in the history of the creation of ignorance.
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