Climate change has the potential to impair livestock health, with consequences for animal
welfare, productivity, greenhouse gas emissions, and human livelihoods and health …

Climate change policy requires prioritization of adaptation actions across many diverse
issues. The policy agenda for the natural environment includes not only biodiversity, soils …

Liver fluke infection (fascioliasis) is a parasitic disease which affects the health and welfare
of ruminants. It is a concern for the livestock industry and is considered as a growing threat …

Anthropogenic environmental change is continuing to accelerate globally and has important
ecological consequences for virtually all life on Earth. There is extensive knowledge of the …

Simple Summary Individual animal behaviours can often drive broader scale effects with
potentially unexpected knock-on consequences. However, animal behaviour is often …

Harrison, PA, Berry, PM, Simpson, G., Haslett, JR, Blicharska, M., Bucur, M., Dunford, R.,
Egoh, B., Garcia-Llorente, M., Geamana, N., Geertsema, W., Lommelen, E., Meiresonne, L …

Human consumption of livestock remains a marginal issue in climate change debates, partly
due to the IPCC's arbitrary adoption of 100-year global warming potential framework to …

Global animal health and welfare challenges are multifaceted and growing in complexity
with the growth of human and animal populations accompanied with significant climate and …

Cattle production is the human activity with largest land use. Rises in demand for cattle
products and steady or lower grasslands availability are projected, impelling high rates of …

There are two types of causes which can induce change in the climate of a region, namely,
natural and human induced causes. The change in climate due to volcanic activity, changes …