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Farm Animal Welfare Law: International Perspectives on Sustainable Agriculture and Wildlife Regulation

Farm Animal Welfare Law: International Perspectives on Sustainable Agriculture and Wildlife Regulation

Author: Gabriela Steier
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 9780367684761
Published In: August 2023
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This book introduces the various aspects of international farm animal protection and wildlife conservation through the lenses of food safety and environmental protection law. Bite-sized chapters focus on a wide range of topics from agrobiodiversity, fishing and aquaculture to pollinators and pesticides, soil management, industrial animal production and transportation, as well as international food trade.

Animal welfare and biodiversity conservation sit at the core of the selected chapters, each one providing real-world examples to make the complex field easy to understand. Current developments including food safety modernization, block chain, and COVID-19 considerations, are addressed head-on. Farm Animal Welfare Law provides a primer for law school courses and masters’ programs, for practitioners, advocates, and animal enthusiasts alike. Through its emphasis on sustainable food production, this book offers a cutting-edge selection of evolving topics at the heart of the pertinent discourse.

Part 1 - Marine Animals: Editor Note

Marine Fishing and Aquaculture: A Global Perspective

Audrey Amescua

Perspectives and Predicaments on GE Salmon

Audrey Amescua　

Editor Suggestions for Future Discussion: JULIANA v. UNITED STATES

Part 2 - Bovine Animals: Editor Note

Textbox: Zoonitic Diseases: When Animals are Sick, People get Sick

Christian De Laire Mulgrew

GLOBAL Regulatory Overview of Farm Animal Welfare

Christian De Laire Mulgrew

AG-GAG: Agriculture, Whistleblowers, and the 1st Amendment