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3-Food: Secret Canadian paper urges policy of "responsibleintroduction" of GE products, GENET

7-Business: Stine Seed purchases biotech company ProdiGene, GENET

8-Humans: Gene therapy used to treat patients with Parkinson's, GENET

8-Humans: UN takes the wrong line on human cloning, GENET

8-Humans: Chinese human-rabbit embryos intensify stem cell debate, GENET

9-Misc: New Zealand councils and parishioners support GE-free zones, GENET

2-Plants: "We have to test GM in the Kiwi context", GENET

2-Plants: News on Bt risk assessment and resistence management, GENET

6-Regulation: EC rejects GE-free zone in Upper Austria, GENET

2-Plants: GE lobby might go for "Golden Rice" campaign in thePhilippines, GENET

6-Regulation: Californian legislators voted for GE fish ban, GENET

9-Misc: GE crisis in the UK, GENET

6-Regulation: WTO agreed to start case against EU GMO moratorium, GENET

5-Animals: GE meat and milk await U.S. approval, GENET

5-Animals: GE virus tested in Spain to fight rabbit disease, GENET

5-Animals: Cloned pigs dropped dead from heart attack, GENET

2-Plants: Industry struggles with GE corn segregation, GENET

5-Animals: Barnyard biotech--lame duck or golden goose?, GENET

2-Plants: Spying Bt crops, GENET

9-Misc: Maori seek treaty hearing to oppose end of GM ban, hartmut_meyer

2-Plants: Brazil debates farmers planting modified soybean crops, hartmut_meyer

7-Business: Largest Australian canola oil buyer rejects GE crops, hartmut_meyer

9-Misc: GE news from Tajikistan, Russia and Serbia, hartmut_meyer

9-Misc: Vatican to discuss GE issues, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: Welsh councils urged to go GM-free, hartmut_meyer

6-Regulation: Canadian county opposes GE wheat, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. Senator Grassley calls for WTO action on Brazil, GENET

2-Plants: Japan unlikely to approve allergenic GE rice, GENET

7-Business: Canadian organic farmer keeps certification afer GEpollution, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil GMO bill may go to Congress next week, GENET

6-Regulation: GE scientist calls for end of GE crop regulation, GENET

Genetic Engineering Newsletter 45, gtnews-redaktion

2-Plants: Japan wheat buyers warn against biotech wheat in US, GENET

6-Regulation: Row developing over GM-free farm zones in the EU, GENET

9-Misc: Philippine Bishop alarmed by reports Vatican would endorseGMOs, GENET

3-Food: European Court of Justice rules against Italian GE food ban, GENET

6-Regulation: Canadian committee voted for voluntary GE foodlabeling system, GENET

6-Regulaton: Brazilian court reimposes ban on transgenic soy, GENET

2-Plants: Was 'Golden Rice' known to Indian farmers centuries ago?, GENET

4-Patents: Indian company won U.S. patent on sterile GE basmati andother plants, GENET

6-Regulation: Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety enters into force (2), GENET

6-Regulation: Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety enters into force (3), GENET

6-Regulation: Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety enters into force (1), GENET

6-Regulation: Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety enters into force (4), GENET

6-Regulation: UK faces big setback over GM crop rules, GENET

6-Regulation: UK "Citizens' Jury" demands GE crop moratorium, GENET

9-Misc: NGO press releases on Cartagena Protocol and WTO, GENET

2-Plants: What Green Revolution?, GENET

2-Plants: Can GE trees help cleaning the soil?, GENET

9-Misc: Many U.S. farmers don't meet Bt crop rules, GENET

5-Animals: GE fish to produce vaccines, GENET

5-Animals: Scientist defends GM possum control, GENET

5-Animals: GE cows to produce human antibodies, GENET

2-Plants: No point to GM say academics at conference in New Zealand, GENET

9-Misc: GE-free news from the UK, GENET

6-Regulation: Uganda's push for GM, GENET

6-Regulation: More research needed to answer coexistence questions, GENET

3-Food: Ship with GE maize left Mexican port after Greenpeaceprotests, GENET

3-Food: U.S. free trade activists distributed GE food to Mexicanvillagers, GENET

7-Business: PPL Therapeutics is for sale, GENET

9-Misc: New Zealand debates the GE moratorium, GENET

4-Patents: Monsanto urges Brazil soy growers to pay royalties, GENET

3-Food: GE papaya found on markets in Taiwan, GENET

4-Patents: Huge bill for gene tests in New Zealand, GENET

9-Misc: Consumers Association of Bangladesh organised GE seminar, GENET

9-Misc: "Biotechnology from the Islamic perspective" - seminar inMalaysia, GENET

2-Plants: Activists press Philippine government to ban GMOs, GENET

3-Food: Uganda Food and Nutrition Council does not like GE food, GENET

9-Misc: New Zealand groups call for reinstatement of the GEMoratorium, GENET

3-Food: China sends non-GE food aid to Zambia, GENET

7-Business: China confirms April 2004 GMO soy trade deal extension, GENET

2-Plants: Risk assessment for GE sunflowers, GENET

2-Plants: Safe production of pharmaceuticals in GE plants, GENET

6-Regulation: South African Trade Unions call for GE foodmoratorium, no patents on life, GENET

2-Plants: French agroindustry and scientists mobilize for GE crops, GENET

9-Misc: Americans' knowledge on GE foods low, opinions on safetysplit, GENET

3-Food: Bulgaria announces first GE foods for 2007, GENET

9-Misc: Opposition to GM crops in Europe already peaked?, GENET

2-Plants: GM crops irrelevant for Africa, GENET

2-Plants: Adoption of GE Crops in the U.S., GENET

6-Regulation: First success of Swiss "Stop GMO" initiative, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil may allow GE soybeans, GENET

3-Food: Pakistan lacks standards for GE food, GENET

2-Plants: Argentina: The 'Green Desert' of Soya, GENET

1-Proteins: Dow and Sunol to compare GE plant and mammalian cellproduction, GENET

2-Plants: UK Royal Society rejects 'anti-GM' report, GENET

2-Plants: Legal grey area delays UK GE crop decision, GENET

2-Plants: UK Government to give GE crops the green light?, GENET

5-Animals: GM pigs 'best bet' for organ transplant, GENET

9-Misc: Bush steps up fight against European safety testing, GENET

5-Animals: Aqua Bounty receives funds to develop GE fish"reversible sterility", GENET

Genetic Engineering Newsletter Special Issue 14 "Seed Purity", gtnews-redaktion

9-Misc: Poor lose in GM power play, GENET

6-Regulation: Uganda does not allow GMO imports without biosafetylaw, GENET

2-Plants: Zambia still skeptical over the safety of GMOs, GENET

6-Regulation: EC proposes GE tolerance levels for seeds, GENET

9-Misc: MAdGE mothers milked by AgResearch, GENET

5-Animals: New Zealand GE cattle to target rare lysosomal disease, GENET

4-Patents: Junkyard Dogs - Genetic Technologies "junk DNA" patents, GENET

8-Humans: First human clone embryo ready for implantation, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil's President may not be allowed to decide onGMOs, GENET

8-Humans: Decode project discover first gene tied to stroke risk, GENET

9-Misc: The Green Gloves Pledge, GENET

8-Humans: Ban cloning babies, demand world's top scientists, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil to allow GE soy for coming harvest, GENET

9-Misc: GE decision in UK (4): Industry does not accept process, GENET

9-Misc: Museveni finally gives in to GM food production, GENET

9-Misc: GE decision in UK (2): Threat of civil unrest over GM, GENET

9-Misc: GE decision in UK (3): GM crops? No thanks, GENET

9-Misc: GE decision in UK (1): "GM Nation?" report published, GENET

3-Food: Russia approved foods produced with GE microbes and GEenzymes, GENET

3-Food: GM food battle moves to Russia, GENET

3-Food: EU/WHO manual for GE food analysis published, GENET

9-Misc: U.S. anti trust case against the Gene Giants is to proceed, GENET

9-Misc: New Zealand scientist says new evidence supports GM ban, GENET

3-Food: rBST labeling may harm dairy industry, GENET

9-Misc: Invitation for GENET conference "GE free zones in Europe", GENET

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