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Economic Evaluation of Transport Projects in this context — comparing captive with wild animals — did not turn out to be particularly reliable. But might there not be other ways in which behaviour could be used to indicate when animals are suffering? Do animals perhaps have particular signs that they give when they are experiencing unpleas

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Dealing with Data of Multi-Element Deposits,nd these, as we saw in Chapter 1, are only part of the total picture of animal welfare. Having focused for most of the book on such methods, we will now move the camera backwards, as it were, and try to take a wider view. Controversies rage. Governments are under pressure to change the laws on the t