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2-Plants: Australian Farmers' Federation backs GE crops, GENET

7-Business: Brazil's Votorantim invests in sugarcane biotech, GENET

2-Plants: Brazil GM soy move sparks green fury and farmer doubt, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. politicians press for WTO action against EU GMOpolicy, GENET

2-Plants: South Dakota (USA) legislators asked to study GE crops, GENET

2-Plants: GE cs. organic cotton in South Africa, GENET

2-Plants: Insects thrive on GM 'pest-killing' crops, GENET

2-Plants: New U.S. forecasts on GE crop planting, GENET

6-Regulations: GE food labelling in UAE and Saudi Arabia, GENET

6-Regulation: Switzerland calls for more transparency on GM food, GENET

4-Patents: Canadian biotech industry fears changes in biotechpatent law, GENET

7-Business: The biotechnology bubble machine, GENET

7-Business: Bayer CropScience builds new GE coalitions, GENET

5-Animals: Fighting nerve gas with GE goat milk, GENET

2-Plants: Australian farmers reject Federal Govt GM canola riskmanagement plans, GENET

9-Misc: Australian scientists plan to release GE mouse virus, GENET

7-Business: Brazil oilseed leader says GM soy move won't work, GENET

9-Misc: UK Science Minister faces inquiry over GBP 2.5m gift toparty, GENET

2-Plants: Terminator technology: Five years later, GENET

2-Plants: Transgenic trees hold promise for pulp and paperindustries, GENET

3-Food: International protests build against GE food, GENET

5-Animals: Status of development of GE aquatic animals, GENET

6-Regulation: Nebraska farmers upset over GE pharma crop regulations, GENET

6-Regulation: Canada Wheat Board wants cost-benefit test for GMwheat, GENET

Genetic Engineering Newsletter 40, gtnews-redaktion

6-Regulation: New South Wales (Australia) sticks to GE canolamoratorium, GENET

5-Animals: Study sheds light on why cloning so often fails, GENET

9-Misc: UK citizen jury says GM food should be available, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil measure ignites congressional GM soy debate, GENET

6-Regulation: GE food labeling in the U.S. - industry fights back, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. Senate bill puts GE animals on fast track, GENET

BRCA-gene patents/ Conflicts of interest, Florianne Koechlin

Swiss law/ protection gentech-free agriculture, Florianne Koechlin

9-Misc: USDA appoints advisory committee on GE agriculture, GENET

5-Animals: Cloned Javan banteng calves born in the U.S., GENET

2-Plants: North Dakota grain elevators concerned about GE wheat, GENET

3-Food: UK anti-GE campaigners critizise methodes of GE debate, GENET

6-Regulation: Senate of Vermont (USA) supports GE seed labelling, GENET

2-Plants: UK OKs Syngenta application for new GM wheat trial, GENET

2-Plants: Bt cotton: Future imperfect, GENET

3-Food: The famine that wasn't, GENET

8-Humans: Scientists sift evidence for a 'God gene', GENET

9-Misc: Blair adviser attacks Labour GM crops 'fix', GENET

6-Regulation: Kraft Co-CEO calls for stricter GE pharma cropregulation, GENET

2-Plants: The battle over GE wheat, GENET

4-Patents: European Court of Justice disapproved German licencesystem on plant varieties, GENET

2-Plants: Big Canadian grain coalition opposes GM wheat, GENET

8-Humans: Human genome map completed, GENET

2-Plants: German GM wheat trials approved but site sabotaged, GENET

2-Plants: Moment of truth for GM crops, GENET

3-Food: NGOs oppose GM food dumping in Iraq and favour a UN role, GENET

2-Plants: Brazil tests GM orange tree against "sudden death", GENET

6-Regulation: Parliament of Oregon (USA) votes against local GEfood labeling measures, GENET

6-Regulation: European Commission requests 12 Member States toadopt new GE legislation, GENET

2-Plants: EU sees marked decrease in GM crop field trials, GENET

6-Regulation: South African Parliament reopens discussion on GElegislation, GENET

6-Regulation: New Zealand's Government seeks comments on voluntaryGE-free labeling, GENET

7-Business: Monsanto investors face catastrophic risk, Barbara Kuepper

2-Plants: Failure of Bt cotton in India (2), GENET

2-Plants: Failure of Bt cotton in India (1), GENET

2-Plants: Failure of Bt cotton in India (3), GENET

2-Plants: Indian biotech centre plans GE potato field trials, GENET

2-Plants: Indian Government freezes support for GE basmati project, GENET

6-Regulation: Regulating GMOs in developing and transition countries, GENET

5-Animals: Cloned pigs differ from originals in looks and behavior, GENET

8-Humans: Human cloning currently 'almost impossible', GENET

5-Animals: US scientists euthanize cloned baby banteng, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. lawmakers voted on cloning ban bill, GENET

8-Humans: Baby doctor reveals cloned human embryo, GENET

6-Regulation: MEPs vote to ban stem cell research, GENET

6-Regulation: Costa Rica promotes global ban on human cloning, GENET

2-Plants: UPOV forced to abandon terminator critique, hmeyer

2-Plants: Plenty GE papaya problems on Hawai'i, hmeyer

6-Regulation: EC moves to defuse possible U.S. WTO biotech challenge, hmeyer

9-Misc: New Zealand court rules in mums' favour, hmeyer

6-Regulation: Kenya starts National Biosafety Framework project, hmeyer

9-Misc: U.S. discussion on Precautionary Principle, hmeyer

2-Plants: New Zealand economic report forecasts little GE benefits, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: New Zealand economic report forecasts little GE benefits, hmeyer

7-Business: Cutting-edge biotech in old-world Cuba, hmeyer

6-Regulation: New procedure for GM-crop experimentation in France, hmeyer

6-Regulation: New Zealand reject apiarists' calls for veto on flowering GE crops, hmeyer

2-Plants: Non-GE approaches for iron-rich maize, hmeyer

2-Plants: South Africa affirms guarded stance on gene crops, hmeyer

2-Plants: Bt corn: Not in our food, not in our farms!, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: Pink Bollworms Could Adapt to Biotech Cotton, hartmut_meyer

3-Food: Kraft urged by U.S. groups to abandon GE food, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: It will take another 20 years to see the real GE benefits, hartmut_meyer

9-Misc: The heartland wrestles with biotechnology, hartmut_meyer

9-misc: 50 years of double helix - GE scientists are living on a flat earth, Barbara Kuepper

3-Food: On allergy risk assessment of GE food, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: Bt potatoes to be released in New Zealand, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: GE potatoes for value-added agriculture in New Zealand, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: Plenty GE papaya problems on Hawai'i (complete report), hartmut_meyer

9-Misc: U.S. discussion on Precautionary Principle (complete report), hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: Thailand starts GE food labelling on May 11, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: Dorset County (UK) defeated GE crop ban, hartmut_meyer

é-Plants: Pioneer Hi-Bred fined for contaminating corn with GE pollen, hartmut_meyer

é-Plants: GE tomatoes produce contraceptive vaccine against animals pests, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: New Zealand is going to lift moratorium in October, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: U.S. report on lack of GE food oversight, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: Canadian government moves forward on GE wheat, hartmut_meyer

3-Food: Update on food situation in Zambia, GENET

7-Business: Saskatoon (Canad) slows ag biotech investment, GENET

6-Regulation: EU GE crop coexistence rules due for summer, GENET

8-Humans: 'Genetic shield' may beat cancer, GENET

6-Regulation: EU awaits heated debate on GM crop mix, GENET

2-Plants: Indian authority rejected new Bt cotton application, GENET

Conference on "GMOs - co-existence or contamination?", 28 May2003, Brussels, Dan Leskien

4-Patents: Craig Venter to sequence - and patent? - Sargasso Seaorganisms, GENET

2-Plants: U.S. wheat grower association calls for GE wheat approval, GENET

6-Regulation: Mexican Senate approves law on GE field trials, GENET

2-Plants: Some details on Bt-cotton rejection by Indian authority, GENET

2-Plants: Brazil environment agency may halt imported GM corn, GENET

4-Patents: Agracetus/W.R. Grace GE soybean patent challenge at EPO, GENET

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