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9-Misc: Austria to launch EU-wide GMO debate after Swiss referendum, GENET

2-Plants: Chinese government committee not recommending GM rice, GENET

2-Plants: Preparation for the Environment Council 2 December 2005, GENET

9-Misc: Australian study on consumers' attitudes towards GE food, GENET

7-Business: Australia languishes in biotech crop stakes, GENET

7-Business: Monsanto is delivering on promises it made, GENET

2-Plants: Blue rose research yields GM alternative, GENET

6-Regulations: Kenyan Minister of Agriculture urges harmonised biotech policy for COMESA, GENET

2-Plants: Debate rages over Bt cotton in India, GENET

9-Misc: Consumers International intensifies anti-GM campaign, GENET

6-Regulation: Critics decry GM rule in Iraq, GENET

3-Food: Non-GE iron rich rice improves the nutrition of women, GENET

6-Regulation: EU eyes WTO case to drive policy forward on GMO's, GENET

2-Plants: Loophole clears way for GM maize approval, GENET

2-Plants: Illegal GM corn found in Brazil, GENET

2-Plants: Visayas (Philippines) mayors ready to push GM crops in their jurisdictions, GENET

5-Animals: Record number of GM animals being bred in UK laboratories, GENET

2-Plants: A disaster called Bt cotton, GENET

6-Regulation: On the GMO liability law in Vermont (USA), GENET

6-Regulation: No GMO ban for Prince Edward Island (Canada), GENET

3-Food: New rice boosts iron levels but no match for fortified food, GENET

8-Humans: South Korea's stem cell scandal likely to have heavy costs, GENET

6-Regulation: Conceptual framework for environmental post-market monitoring of GE plants, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil enacts GM and stem cell law after 8-month wait, GENET

7-Business: U.S. study says farmers benefiting from higher yields, lower costs, GENET

4-Patents: Illinois farmers want to be able to keep some patented seeds, GENET

7-Business: Monsanto company increases first-quarter earnings per share guidance, GENET

2-Plants: China leads in research of genetically modified plants, GENET

2-Plants: BT cotton growing area extends in India, GENET

2-Plants: Pakistan's Prime Minister announces Bt cotton approval for 2006, GENET

9-Misc: U.S. National Academies coordinate African Science Academy Development Initiative funded by Gates Foundation, GENET

2-Plants: Mali's David v Goliath GM struggle, GENET

6-Regulation: On GE crop and food regulation in Nigeria, GENET

9-Misc: Harnessing biotechnology for the Caribbean, GENET

9-Misc: Minister of Agriculture of Western Australia announces GM reference group, GENET

9-Misc: On Bill Gates' project "Grand Challenges in Global Health", GENET

2-Plants: Irish Minister invites observations on GMO coexistence report, GENET

9-Misc: GMOs in Iceland - The Present State of Affairs, GENET

4-Patents: Open source biotechnology alliance for international agriculture, GENET

2-Plants: 'GM' has led to a neglect of broader genomics-based approaches for improving crop plants, GENET

4-Patents: Most Argentine farmers using biotech soy legally, GENET

6-Regulation: Labelling of GM foods to be made compulsory in India, GENET

8-Humans: Update on the stem cell research controversy in South Korea, GENET

3-Food: GM foods are still a threat, say researchers on Balkan GMO conference, GENET

9-Misc: Biotech's benefits, GENET

2-Plants: Northwest Missouri State (USA) announced scaled-down biopharming plan, GENET

3-Food: "Weight of evidence" approach - the Australian version of the precautionary approach?, GENET

3-Food: 'Ban these GM foods now', GENET

3-Food: Monsanto donates maize to the Catholic Development Commission Malawi, GENET

5-Animals: Xenotransplantation a step closer in New Zealand, GENET

2-Plants: Greenpeace releases biohazard map of India, GENET

9-Misc: On the Coalition for GMO-Free Mindanao (Philippines), GENET

7-Business: Report finds only modest gains for farmers who grow GE pharma crops, GENET

5-Animals: Man's best friend shares most genes with humans, GENET

2-Plants: GM wheat not considered salinity solution for Australia, GENET

2-Plants: Environmental conference criticizes authorization of transgenics in Brazil, GENET

2-Plants: Report of the European Technology Platform 'Plants for the Future', GENET

8-Humans: Genes contribute to patriotism and group loyalty, GENET

9-Misc: Activists' destruction of GM crops was justified: French court, GENET

3-Food: Kellogg to reduce trans fat in products with Monsanto's GE soybeans, GENET

9-Misc: WTO GM trade war - has Europe lost the case?, GENET

2-Plants: First ever GM plants approved in Germany, GENET

9-Misc: Third GM food suit filed in China, GENET

6-Regulation: Debate on genetically engineered crops needs to continue after Measure M, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. EPA seeks to exempt regulation of genetic plant protectants, GENET

7-Business: BASF and CropDesign enter multimillion Euro deal on developing higher yielding crops, GENET

9-Misc: Recent FAO speeches on GE plants, GENET

2-Plants: New GE tomatoes are more drought resistant, GENET

2-Plants: Animal gene renders tobacco resistant to parasitic weed, GENET

2-Plants: Bt for better times?, GENET

3-Food: Zambia acts to speed up maize importation, GENET

9-Misc: Field-testing a DNA canine melanoma vaccine in the USA, GENET

3-Food: Swedish farmers lift GM feed ban, GENET

9-Misc: A cloning scandal rocks a pillar of science publishing, GENET

6-Regulation: Ghana ready to implement bio-safety framework, GENET

9-Misc: International Institute of Tropical Agriculture establishes Nigeria Agriculture and Biotechnology Project, GENET

2-Plants: Questions raised about Thai Agriculture Dept's GM study, GENET

2-Plants: India holds dialogue on Bt cotton, GENET

7-Business: GE pharma crops face hurdles, GENET

6-Regulation: Belarus decrees GM food must be labelled, GENET

7-Business: Monsanto's research centre in South Dakota (USA) will sow growth, GENET

7-Business: Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park will offer investment opportunities to Foreign Investors, GENET

9-Misc: Leading UK scientist promtes GE crops in TV lectures for teenagers, GENET

5-Animals: Scientists decode mammoth DNA, GENET

2-Plants: Dow Chemicals asks for additional South African GM corn license, GENET

2-Plants: Effective, safe anthrax vaccine can be grown in plants, GENET

2-Plants: Field trials of GM brinjals (eggplant) underway in India, GENET

7-Business: European Commission supports new developments in biotechnology, GENET

9-Misc: Measure M apology, GENET

9-Misc: Roundup kills frogs as well as tadpoles, Pitt biologist finds, GENET

2-Plants: Missouri (USA) conditionally approves GE pharma crop project, GENET

6-Regulation: Commission pursues legal action against Germany and France over biotechnology legislation, GENET

6-Regulation: European Commission allows genetic contamination of organic farming, GENET

2-Plants: Bt cotton in India has been introduced in haste, says Aussie expert, GENET

2-Plants: Indian researchers to speed up 'golden rice' yield, GENET

9-Misc: Ram's Horn on USAID biosafety policy in Africa, GENET

9-Misc: Monsanto assists 140,000 farmers in Malawi with hybrid seed, GENET

9-Misc: Civil disobedience called to oppose GMOs at WTO, GENET

3-Food: Japan to test Canadian rapeseed for unapproved GMO oilseed, GENET

3-Food: Kraft to halt sale of genetically modified food in China, GENET

2-Plants: Germany starts sowing GM seeds, GENET

5-Animals: Journal investigating dog-cloning claim by embattled researcher, GENET

8-Humans: South Korea panel probes disgraced scientist's key claim, GENET

6-Regulation: Japanese regional GM crop regulation guidelines and by-laws, GENET

7-Business: U.S. GE pharma crop company closes due to lack of money, GENET

3-Food: Zambia to import more maize from Tanzania, GENET

2-Plants: On GE trees, GENET

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