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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
Indicates Technical Paper
Chinese question safety of GM food, News Release, China Economic
Information Centre (Xinhua) via NewsEdge Corporation and
soyatech.com
Plans Tight Biotech Food Controls: Labeling Rules Carry Risk of Trade
Dispute With U.S., Washington Post Foreign Service, April 11, 2001
Bt Refuges Maintain Effective Pest Control,
AgWeb News, April 10. 2001
Crop companies flouted GM controls, says
government minister, The Sydney Morning Herald, April 9, 2001
Biotech Bears Fruit for Farmers, but What About Consumers?, The Los
Angeles Times, April 9, 2001
Canada to Sign International Biosafety Protocol, News Release
Environment News Service, April 9, 2001
Bayer interested in buying whole of Aventis CropSciences, News Release,
AFX News Limited, April 6, 2001
Nebraska organic farmer bears costs of GM testing, Farm News from
Cropchoice.com, April 11, 2001
Precaution: Who Decides? Why Democratic Methods of Decision-Making are
Critical to Implementing the Precautionary Principle, By Joel
Tickner and Lee Ketelsen, Loka Alert 8:3, April 20, 2001
ISIS in US National Academy of Science,Taking Science Seriously
in the GM Debate, Delvered by Mae-Wan Ho to the Workshop on Agriculture
and the Developing World of the US National Academies Standing
Committee on Agricultural Biotechnology, Health, and the Environment,
Washington DC, 16 April 2001
When Transgenes Wander, Should We Worry?, by Norman C. Ellstrand,
Professor of Genetics,University of California, Riverside,
California; Plant Physiol. 2001; EDITOR'S CHOICE April 2001,
Vol. 125, pp. 1543-1545
Increased Killing of Bacillus subtilis on the Hair Roots of Transgenic T4
Lysozyme-Producing Potatoes, ABSTRACT, Applied and Environmental
Microbiology, May 2000, p. 1862-1865, Vol. 66, No. 5
Hope Seen in Tobacco That Heals; Biotech Gamble Attracts Virginia's Anxious
Farmers, Washington Post, April 16, 2001
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