

















|
Week of August 22nd - August 28th
August 22/August 23/August 24/August 25/August 26/August 27/August 28
Posted on August 23, 1999
Consumer Reports, September 1999, 'Seeds of Change'.
In the U.S. and elsewhere, the food supply is being
genetically altered. Here's why you should care.
(to be posted soon)
Vandals Hit Modified Corn at University of
Maine, Bangor Daily News, August 20, 1999
Whose genes?
Messing about with nature to make money --
a new website for kids
Japan Label Plan Seen Affecting U.S. GM Crop Output,
Wire Service: RTW (Reuters World Report), August 23, 1999
Creating a Salt Tolerant Plant, Science,
August 19, 1999
Motley Group Pushes For FDA Labels On Biofoods, Wall Street
Journal, August 18, 1999
Biotech Expert's New Job Casts a Shadow on a Report, New
York Times, August 16, 1999
Sainsbury's has become the first major UK
supermarket to eliminate genetically modified
ingredients from its own-brand products.
A full page add in the Sunday [London] Times from
Sainsbury's Supermarket shows it's new label
Food Safety Issue Heats Up, Bangor Daily News, August 14, 1999
Next Food Fight Brewing Is Over Listing Genes on
Labels Processors, Retailers Resisting Demand of Some Consumer
Groups, Washington Post, August 15, 1999
Biotech Food
Raises a Crop of Questions.
Genetically modified food offers benefits, but is it safe
for human consumption?, Washington Post, August 15, 1999
Brazil Court Reaffirms Ban On Biotech Soybean
Planting,
San Paulo, August 13, 1999
Posted on August 24, 1999
Gene-Altered Crops Are Trouble in the Wind for Organic Foods,
Bloomburg WireService, August 11, 1999
The Problem with the Safety of Roundup Ready Soybeans,
Flinders University, August 1999
ConAgra's Food Safety campaign follows GM alliance
with Monsanto
, Posted by Natural Law Party Wessex, August
8, 1999
Posted on August 25, 1999
US Consumer Group Urges Labeling of
Modified Foods, Reuters, August 24, 1999
GM Investors Told to Sell Their Shares, The
Guardian (London), August 25, 1999
IFIC-biotech-foods, US Newswire Release, August 24, 1999
Posted on August 26, 1999
Posted on August 27, 1999
Posted on August 28, 1999
|