Innovation, ethics, and animal welfare
Subtitle: public confidence in science and agriculture : proceedings of the joint AWAC/ANZCCART conference held in Wellington, New Zealand, 18-19 November 1999
By: [edited by David Mellor, Mark Fisher, and Mrs. Gill Sutherland].
Contributors: Mellor, David J.; Fisher, Mark Warren.; Sutherland, Gill.; Australian and New Zealand Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teaching.; New Zealand. Animal Welfare Advisory Committee.; Royal Society of New Zealand.
Publisher: ANZCCART; Royal Society of New Zealand [distributor]
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Wellington, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 133
Subjects: Animal industry -- New Zealand -- Congresses.; Animal welfare -- New Zealand -- Congresses.; Science -- Moral and ethical aspects -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Farming animals in 2020: issues and options; title: Farming animals at the frontiers of knowledge; title: Farming animals in New Zealand at the frontiers of knowledge: 1900-1999; title: Pastoral farming of animals in 2020: a committed scientist's view and caveats; title: Intensive farming of animals in 2020; title: Sustainable farm of the future: a worm's eye view; title: Green animal farming: an alternative to factory farming and genetic engineering; title: Farming animals for the markets of the future; title: Food markets of the future; title: Food of the future; title: Is the New Zealand livestock industry a sunset industry?; title: Farming communities: impact of social trends; title: Animal welfare: a constraint or a stimulus?; title: Science and trust: innovation on the edge; title: Cam Reid oration; title: Science, scientists, and trust; title: Understanding innovative biotechnology; title: Beginner's guide to gene technology; title: Cloning and transgenesis in animals; title: Developing public policy on xenotransplantation; title: Innovation roller-coaster: concerns and confidence; title: Making decisions: making the world; title: Role of the media; title: Making a profession of science: the two-way street of public trust and concern for public good.