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At a recent biotechnology industry meeting in San Francisco, governments and local authorities across the US and as far away as Malaysia were busy courting biotech companies to set up a presence in their respective home grounds. But as this article ex […]
Item 1 News Release: Embargo 00:01 September 9 2004 Contact: Melanie Bondera, Hawaii GEAN +1 808 640-1643 or Noli Hoye, GMO-Free Kauai +1 808 651-9603 New Research Reveals Widespread GMO Contamination and Threats to Local […]
Governments everywhere are busy courting the biotechnology industry to set up companies on their home ground. As Chee Yoke Heong explains, there is little basis for this sanguine view about the economic prospects of the biotech industry. […]
Biotechnology: Continuing hype? By Chee Yoke Heong Source: Third World Resurgence, No. 167-168 July/August 2004) PUBLICLY traded biotechnology companies in the US have been estimated to have suffered cumulative losses of over USD40 b […]
This paper summarises a critical analysis of the effectiveness of monitoring for evidence of genetically modified/engineered organisms in the human food supply. […]
Item 1 Nature Biotechnology 22, 1105 – 1109 (2004) Published online: 31 August 2004; | doi:10.1038/nbt1009 Problems in monitoring horizontal gene transfer in field trials of transgenic plants Jack A Heinemann1, 2 & T […]
Item 1 Thai cabinet overturns GMO approval 31 Aug 2004 0918:13 GMT Reuters By Trirat Puttajanyawong BANGKOK, Aug 31 (Reuters) – Thailand’s cabinet decided on Tuesday to keep a three-year ban on planting crops using ge […]
ISIS Press Release 31/08/04 Pharm Crops for Vaccines and Therapeutic Antibodies Prof. Joe Cummins warns of special health impacts of vaccine and antibodies in pharm crops Reckless disregard of known risks The European Un […]
Prof. Joe Cummins warns of special health impacts of vaccine and antibodies in pharm crops. […]
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