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Brazilian Ministry to Crack Down On Experimental Transgenic Farms,
International Environment News, Volume 24:15, July 18, 2001
Witness tells scientists biotech corn to blame for allergic reaction,
Associated Press, July 18, 2001
New Monsanto and GMO Propaganda,
Le Monde diplomatique July 2001
Thousands of Field Tests of GE Crops Across the U.S., PANUPS,
June 16, 2001
Announcing AgBiotech Buzz - the Pew Initiative on Food
and Biotechnology's monthly newsletter. "From nutrient-enriched foods
to unpredictable environmental impacts, agricultural biotechnology
continues to generate news and debate. AgBiotech Buzz is our effort
to provide a balanced source of information about this ever-evolving
technology."
Our Planet Our Selves, Carolyn Raffensperger’s quest to
make an ounce of prevention an international cause, Utne Reader,
July 20, 2001
Government Report on GE Corn Disputed by Some Who Got Sick,
Top Financial News (Bloomberg), June 19, 2001
New Agriculture Minister Says Italian Food Should Be 'Free of
Genetic Manipulation', International Environment Reporter, Volume 24
Number 14, July 4, 2001
BAYER Attacks Critical Coverage, Economic superiority puts a stop
to homepage, Press release CBG/Coordination against BAYER-dangers,
July 18, 2001
A Critique of the Government/Industry Response to Contamination of
the Food Supply with StarLink Corn and An Examination of the
Potential Allergenicity of StarLink’s Cry9C Protein, For submission
to the FIFRA Scientific Advisory Panel considering Assessment of
Additional Scientific Information Concerning StarLink™ Corn Meeting
on July 17-19th, 2001, Docket Control No. OPP-00724, Submitted on
behalf of Friends of the Earth (pdf 1.18 Mb)
Commentary: Searching for a Fair Resolution Concerning Controversial
story on Possible Effects of Klebsiella P on the Environment,
The Agribusiness Examiner, Issue #119 June 11, 2001
Church Leader Urges Use of Safe Alternatives to GMO, Philippine Daily
Inquirer, June 12, 2001
Loblaws orders GMO-free labels removed, Globe and Mail (BREAKING NEWS),
June 13, 2001
Spatial and temporal variation in susceptibility of the American bollworm,
Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner) to Bacillus thuringiensis var.
kurstaki in India (ABSTRACT), Current Science vol. 78 (8) p.995-1001, 2000
Biotech Corn Didn't Cause Reactions,
Associated Press, June 14, 2001
Borlaug: Will farmers be permitted to use biotechnology?,
Knight Ridder/Tribune, June 14, 2001
Catholic Church is Not against the Use of
Biotechnology in Agriculture But Simply Advocates Prudence and Regulation, Ag BioView's Posts pertaining to the
Catholic Church's position on GMOs, June 2001
Global Community To Sequence Banana Genome, Earth Times News Service,
July 13, 2001
Codex Alimentarius Commission discusses safety of genetically
modified foods, approves toxin limits and guidelines for organic livestock
farming, Press Release 01/44 Joint WHO/FAO, July 6, 2001
Tech's promise, Financial Times,
July 11, 2001
Genetically Engineered Wine,
New York Times, July 13, 2001
Ecological Society Of America Recommends Cautious Approach To
Releasing Genetically Modified Organisms Into The Environment.
Potential Negative Impacts Listed, Ecological Society Of America,
June 7, 2001
GMO-Free Zone; While the country begins to confrom to a national organic
standard, keeping consumers informed about genetically modified foods is
easier said than done, Supermarket News, May 14, 2001
As Biotech Crops Multiply, Consumers Get Little Choice, New York Times,
June 9, 2001
A Bean of a Different Color, NPR News and
American RadioWorks
Ministry to fund GM food tests on humans, Sunday Times (London), May
23, 2001
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