Item 1 EDMONDS INSTITUTE ALERT Contact: Beth Burrows, 425-775-5383 ____________________________________________________________ Brokering Iffy Biotech to Out-of-the-Way Farmers Opportunities on the Web: Shifting th […]
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Item 1 EDMONDS INSTITUTE ALERT Contact: Beth Burrows, 425-775-5383 ____________________________________________________________ Brokering Iffy Biotech to Out-of-the-Way Farmers Opportunities on the Web: Shifting th […] Item 1 Local cotton affected by genetically modified crop The Jakarta Post 21 November 2002, Jakarta www.thejakartapost.com A study by a post-graduate student from the Bogor Institute of Agriculture (IPB) has shown that geneti […] Item 1 12.11.02 STATEMENT ON ISSUE OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD BY SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHT TO FOOD Following the press release published on 11 November 2002 by Ambassador Sichan Siv, Representative of the United States to th […] Why Argentina can’t feed itself – how GM soya is destroying livelihoods and the environment in Argentina By Sue Branford, The Ecologist, Vol. 32 No. 8, October 2002 ‘Our brief history of submission to the world bio-technology gian […] Part 1 GM Food Aid Row Continues By Lim Li Ching, Third World Network and Institute of Science in Society, UK At the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD), the most contentious issue that was not on the official a […] Predicted Hazard of Gene Therapy A Reality The French team that made news in 2000 treating children with severe combined immune deficiency (SCID) had to call a halt to the gene therapy trial. One of the ten children treated has develop […] Part 1 Bt cotton – bitter harvest By Mihir Shah & Debashis Banerji, The Hindu, India (24 August 2002) (http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/2002/08/24/stories/2002082400081000.htm) FIRST REPORTS from Khargone di […] |
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