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Nature Rejects Scientific Debate on UK Farmscale Field Trials
Unpublished letter to Nature by Mae-Wan Ho and Angela Ryan, Institute of Science in Society,
August 29, 2001
Fight Between GMOs And The Bugs They Repel May Not Be Over
Presentation at the 222nd National Conference of the American Chemical Society (ACS) ,
August 29, 2001 Remember: Roundup Ready Corn Must Be Segregated
Agweb News, August 29, 2001
Wisconsin Farmers Give GM Crops Mixed Reviews
Rooster News Network, August 29, 2001
Monsanto's INGARD Bt cotton failing to control target pest in Australia
Transgenic and Insect Management Strategy (TIMS) Committee of
the Australian Cotton Growers Research Association issues revised farmer guidelines;
sustainability of new technology in question
Letter from the President of the American Corn Growers Association to EPA's
Christine Todd Whitman regarding negative market impact to farmers from Bt Corn
Global GM market starts to wilt. Static profits,
tighter laws and consumer health doubts slow growth of disputed technology - except in US.
The Guardian (UK), August 28, 2001
The Commission on Intellectual Property Rights website is now fully
operational Description of new UK Commission website, promotes inclusion of needs of poor and developing countries
in formulation of IPRs
Brave new wheat U.S. multinational
Monsanto stirs debate by experimenting with genetically modified crop near Brno,
The Czech Republic. The Prague Post, August 15, 2001
Europe s New Rules Could Sink All GMOs
The Institute of Science in Society, August 28, 2001
Farmers Fight to Save Organic Crops
The Progressive, August 2001
Canadian Food Inspection Agency,
Plant Biosafety Office increases insect resistance management requirements for Bt corn growers.
Taking the Food Out of Our Mouths,
The Washington Post, August 24, 2001
U.S. Challenges EU's Biotech Food Standards,
Washington Post, August 26, 2001
Maize Pollen Longevity and Distance Isolation Requirements for Effective
Pollen Control, Crop Science, Volume 41, 2001
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