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Brazil drags heels on green light for GM soybeans, Reuters,
November 6, 2001
Money matters to U.S. farmers as they embrace GMOs,
Reuters, November 6, 2001
GMO crops here to stay or gone with the wind?,
Reuters, November 5, 2001
UN food agency approves GM framework, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation, November 4, 2001
Molecular Farming Under Fire,
Wired News, November 6, 2001
The irony of illegal Bt cotton, The Hindu,
November 7, 2001
GM crop research slow to reach hungry Third World,
Reuters, November 7, 2001
GM maize and potato types are developed, Daily Nation (East Africa),
November 1, 2001
Flax growers reject GM proposal, The Western Producer,
November 1, 2001
Impact of genetically engineered fish subject of U of Minnesota study,
EurekAlert.org, November 1, 2001
New International Treaty Calls For Public Access to Seeds, IATP
Press Release, November 5, 2001
Monsanto drops seed patent lawsuit against North Dakota family,
Associated Press, October 30, 2001
Communicating Risk to Consumers at the Syngenta Round Table
meeting, Speech by Robert J. Coleman, Director General Health
and Consumer Protection Directorate, October 2001
Anti-GMO Sentiments Thrive Overseas, Rooster News Network,
October 26, 2001
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