Professor Jeff Sebo had a nice, pragmatic interview with Russ Roberts on EconTalk. We've put his latest book, The Moral Circle on reserve at the library; based on his interview and other writings, we don't agree entirely, but worth a listen, IMO.
(I'm not sure Russ covered himself in glory in this; "I'm nice to my wife" doesn't seem the most profound reaction to the state of the world.)
A new One Step for Animals supporter recently blogged, "4 Lessons from History for Animal Advocacy."
From the great Kenny Torrella: "A massive blind taste test fed people real and vegan meats. It revealed something surprising."
Our friend (and not just because he supports One Step) Lewis turns his blog over to Martin Gould for "Five insights from farm animal economics." Most important take-away, IMO: Not everything you think helps animals actually does. As Kenny summarizes, "some of the most common anti-factory farming campaigns can actually worsen animal suffering."
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