GM foods: unloved, unwanted and a rush to grow crops could cause civil unrest Ministers try to put gloss on bleak view from strategy unit Paul Brown, environment correspondent Saturday July 12, 2003 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/gmde […]
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GM foods: unloved, unwanted and a rush to grow crops could cause civil unrest Ministers try to put gloss on bleak view from strategy unit Paul Brown, environment correspondent Saturday July 12, 2003 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/gmde […] Source: American Corn Grower Association (http://www.acga.org/news/2003/072803.htm) Jul 28, 2003 Corn Growers Endorse Kucinich Initiatives On Genetically Engineered Food & Crops ACGA Urges Lawmakers to Cosponsor and Support Six L […] GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS Hawaiians warn against GM papaya Species’ introduction may hit native strain By Kultida Samabuddhi (http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/04Jul2003_news26.html) Hawaiian farmers yesterday warned […] Australia’s Federal government approves GE canola, but states block it Canberra, 25 Jul (IPS/Bob Burton) — Despite the go-ahead given by the Australian government for the commercial release of genetically engineered canola, intense op […] United States: Groups seek halt to bio-pharming field trials Brooklin, Canada, 15 Jul (IPS/Stephen Leahy) — Even as the United States filed a complaint against the European Union in the World Trade Organisation for shunning genetically […] Naive, narrow and biased… Carlo Leifert explains why he resigned from the government’s GM science review panel Thursday July 24, 2003 The Guardian (Interview by Ian Sample) http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/opinion/story/0,12981,1004400, […] Italian court rejects company bid to save GM maize TURIN, July 17 (Reuters) – A court on Thursday rejected an attempt by the Italian unit of Pioneer Hi-Bred, a subsidiary of Dupont Co (nyse: DD – news – people), to halt an order to dest […] Companies in China clear genetically engineered food off their shelves Non-GE policy becoming strong trend in the word’s largest food market Hong-Kong/Beijing, July18, 2003 – Thirty-two food producers operating in China today anno […] |
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