Sophie Kevany

Sophie Kevany has a Masters in Journalism from Dublin City University and an undergraduate degree in History of Art and Classical Civilisation from Trinity College Dublin. A freelance journalist she writes regularly for The Guardian, The Irish Times and other publications. Previous experience includes stints with Dow Jones and Agence France Presse (AFP).

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Animal Outlook
Tyson Foods Investigation Exposes Myth of Free-Range Chicken
Global Development Banks Could Boost 'Climate-Friendly' Pork and Chicken
Global Development Banks Turn to ‘Climate-Friendly’ Pork and Poultry
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Ireland Braces for Factory Farm Expansion
Lidl fast-growing chicken investigation
New: Undercover Footage Shows Lidl’s Cheap Chicken Makes Farmed Animals Pay the Price
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How Senegalese Fish End Up in Factory Farms
After Three-Year Legal Battle, Justice Is Served at Pennsylvania Mega-Dairy
European Union to Ban the Routine Use of Antibiotics on Farmed Animals
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In Europe, Authorities Struggle to Enforce Animal Protection Laws
How ‘Landless’ Pig Farms Break Animal Welfare Rules and Get Away With It
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First-Ever Net-Zero Certification Service Hopes to Increase Climate Accountability
Illustration of a worker feeding cows with pills in an eco-farm
Major Animal Pharma Industry Group Forced to Remove UN Logo from ‘Misleading’ Briefing on Livestock Climate Impact
This Kansas Farm Is Making Headlines—for All the Wrong Reasons
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European Commission Accused of “Gross Cynicism” Toward Farmed Animal Welfare
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Animal Welfare Campaigners and UK Politicians Clash Over Live Exports
Calf Life: A Story of Opioids, Export, and Abuse
Reports Challenge Meat Industry Expansion Claims
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Animal Agriculture Severely Under-Reported in Climate Coverage