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This Week's New Postings to AgBiotech InfoNet Archive of Previous Weeks' Postings Highlights and Original Contributions Indicates Link Outside Ag Biotech InfoNet
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Australian firm develops biopesticide for cotton,
Reuters, August 8, 2002
Genetically Modified Company, The Economist, August 15, 2002
Test genes are being phased out - but for now the trial will
be abandoned, Science Editor, The Independent (UK), August 16, 2002
Ministers suspend GM crop-testing,
The Independent, August 16, 2002
British Beekeepers Stand Firm on 6 Mile Limit, From the British
Beekeepers Association (BBKA), National Bee Keeping Centre, Royal
Agricultural Show Ground, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire CV8 2LG 02476
696679
"GM crops seen as 'a fantastic tool'",
The West Australian, September 26, 2002
Vote 'No' On Labeling Food, Editorial, The Oregonian,
September 24, 2002
Support for Food Biotechnology Holds with Increased Recognition of Benefits
(IFIC) International Food Information Council Backgrounder, Press Release,
September 23, 2002
Failure of Bt Cotton in India, Press Release from
Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology (RFSTE),
September 26, 2002
EU Plans to Require Labeling Of Genetically Modified Foods,
Wall Street Journal, October 3, 2002
Biopiracy By Another Name? A Critique Of The FAO-CGIAR
Trusteeship System, Genetic Resources Action International
(GRAIN), Seedling Magazine, October 2002
Dow Agrosciences And Monsanto Reach Agreement Enabling Broader Worldwide Licensing Of Biotechnology Events,
Monsanto Press Release, October 2, 2002
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