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News about biotechnology, genetically-engineered foods (GE) and activist campaigns
to control this technology.
For more current news on the campaign against biotech, see: neRAGE.org
News Wire
- Blair condemns
protesters who thwart science
- Australia: Legal
block on GM food to be axed
- San
Diego: Over 1,200 Turn Out for Biojustice March and Rally June
24
- Britain:
Six British anti-GM activists arrested
- People,
Not Technology, Are the Key to Ending Hunger
- Novartis/HLS
action in Minneapolis
- Activists
to Confront Novartis/Syngenta in a Day Of Action against Biotech
- Genetically
modified wheat becoming a weed
- Canada:
How Magic Markers Are Messing Up Our Food System
- Idaho:
Activists destroy thousands of Round-up Ready peas
- Scotland:
Activists Cast Vote in GM Field
- GE
Crops Destroyed in the U.K.
- Belgium,
3 gene-testfields destroyed
- Thanks
to Biotech, Crap Will Someday Taste Like Chocolate
- June
25 Day Of Action against Novartis and Biotech
- Brentwood,
CA: Activists Destroy GE Crops at Research Facility
- Aventis
to Bury Almost 5 Million Pounds of Biotech Rice in Texas Landfill
- DownSouth Resistance Against
Genetic Engineering
- Farmer
Liable For Growing Biotech Crops
- Corvallis,
OR: Vandals destroy 900 trees in OSU biotech experiment
- ELF Call for an International
Day of Action on April 19
- The
Great Yellow Hype (GE "Golden Rice")
- Genetically-Modified
Foods Get a Roasting
- U.
Minnesota GMO conference draws experts, protesters
- Critics
of Biotechnology Are Called Imperialists
- McDonald's
asks suppliers to stop using GM feeds
- Battle
for a GM-free Brazil intensifies
- Protesters
Push for GM Labeling
- Biotechnology
Food: From the Lab to a Debacle
- Gene-Modified
Plants and Animals Could Wipe Out Other Species, Experts Fear
- 50 Harmful Effects of
Genetically Modified Foods
- Tainted
corn broadens biotech backlash
[Christian Science Monitor,
11/14/2000]
- Officials
say much of biotech corn crop has been traced [CNN, 10/27/2000]
- Japan
consumer group says finds StarLink corn [AP, 10/25/2000]
- Farmers
Worried About Modified Corn [AP, 10/24/2000]
- 2nd
Study Links Gene-Altered Corn, Butterfly Deaths [Washington
Post, 8/22/2000]
- Scientists
cautioned about genetically modified food [Earth Times News
Service, 2000]
- U.S.
biotech food rules likely to get tighter [Reuters, 8/17/2000]
- Concerns
raised over souped-up salmon [AP, 8/22/2000]
- Cultivating
the Truth About Organics [San Francisco Chronicle, 8/21/2000]
- Canadian
Prime Minister Creamed by ‘Pie Brigade'
- Biotech
Giant Novartis Bans GMOs From Own Foods [Yahoo!, 8/3/2000]
- Biotech
Research Branches Out [Washington Post, 8/3/2000]
- Dusty Desperadoes Raid Monsanto
[Infoshop.org, 8/2/2000]
- Biotech
issue sparks debate during Farm Focus presentation [Toledo
Blade, 8/2/2000]
- Billions
at stake in genetically modified foods debate [Miami Herald,
7/28/2000]
- Genetix Alert Press Office:
Appeal for Funds [Infoshop.org, 7/28/2000]
- RAFI Communique on Terminator
Technology [Infoshop.org, 7/28/2000]
- MAINE: Activists Destroy 1500-2000
GE Trees at MEAD Corporation Facilities
[Infoshop.org,
7/25/2000]
- Vandals
destroy hybrid trees [Bangor News, 7/25/2000]
- Research
Crops A Target for Eco-Activists. They damage plants to end bioengineering
[San Francisco Chronicle, 7/24/2000]
- French
GM research project sabotaged [Reuters, 6/26/2000]
- Brazil
Battles Over Beans [Washington Post, 6/27/2000]
- US
farm trade proposal takes aim at EU programs [Reuters, 6/27/2000]
- Seeds
of doubt in patent case [The Christian Science Monitor, 6/27/2000]
- OREGON: Anarchist Golfing Association
(AGA) Destroys GE Grass! [Infoshop.org, 6/6/2000]
- Food
Companies Keep Getting Bigger: Unilever Agrees to Buy Bestfoods
for $20.3 Billion [Washington Post, 6/6/2000]
- Greenpeace
ploughs up German GM rapeseed fields [Infoshop.org, 6/2/2000]
- Safeway
balks at ban on engineered foods [San Francisco Examiner,
5/10/2000]
- Chefs
to help launch "Keep Nature Natural" campaign [EMS, 5/8/2000]
- Genes
go to market: U.S. shoppers unfazed by biotech foods [AP,
5/9/2000]
No surprise, as most Americans have no understanding
of how their food gets oin their table
- GMOs
may pose new risk to endangered plants, animals [Reuters,
5/4/2000]
- COLUMN:
The perils of genetic engineering [The Stanford Daily, 5/4/2000]
- Breakfast
of governors - genetically modified [AP, 5/3/2000]
- Administration
says GM foods safe, no labels required [Reuters, 5/3/2000]
- Stalking
the wild Frankensalmon [Salon.com, 5/5/2000]
- Biotech
labeling not needed, FDA rules [The Daily Iowan, 5/4/2000]
- Hurry
up and wait: Despite advances, biotech influx still hasn't materialized
[Sac Bee, 5/8/2000]
- Stricter
biofood rules seen [CNNfn, 5/3/2000]
- Eco-warriors
stunt U.S. biotech tree research [Excite, 3/1/2000]
- Herbicide
Resistant "Frankenweeds" Emerge in Canadian Canola Fields
[3/1/2000]
- Organizers
accused of tinkering with genetic engineering conference [CBC,
2/28/2000]
- Greenpeace
ambushes GM ship [BBC, 2/28/2000]
- Don't
misrepresent biotechnology [USA Today, 2/21/2000]
- Some
Scientists launch petition to support biotech foods [USA Today,
2/18/2000]
- U.S.
wheat growers eye GMO challenges [Reuters, 2/16/2000]
- Don't
rush this corn to market [USA Today, 2/21/2000]
- Pandora's
Pantry [Mother Jones, January/February 2000]
- Germany
suspends approval of GM maize
- Deal
Reached on Biotech Foods [AP, 1/29/2000]
- Bio-crops
under attack Militants destroy test plots of genetically modified
foods
- Countries
reach landmark GMO food agreement
- Biotech
food talks reach crucial stage in Montreal
- Farm
owners passionately defend crops Brothers confront group as biotech
corn is mowed down
- Cornucopia
of Biotech Food Awaits Labeling [LA Times, 1/31/2000]
-
Environmentalists positive on GM restrictions
- Farmers
fight 'genetic pollution'
- Global
treaty on high-tech food adopted
- New
Restrictions on Biotech Corn [AP, 1/20/2000]
- Organic
Trade Association Calls for Moratorium on Using GMOs in Agriculture
{PR Newswire, 1/17/2000]
- U.S. renews
debate over biotech foods [USA Today, 1/13/2000]
- Mutant
Food [Salon, 1/12/2000]
- Corn
Growers Correct in Their Prediction of Fewer Acres Planted To
Genetically Modified Crops
- Nighttime Gardeners Raid Federal
Biotechnology Research Facility
- The Nature of the Machine
- The
Nighttime Gardener - A guide for the shy gardener in North Amerika
- Retailers
dropping bio-foods [USA Today, 1/4/2000]
- Two
Big Natural Food Stores To Ban Gene-Altered Products [San
Francisco Chronicle, 12/31/1999]
- Supermarkets
ban genetically changed food [San Jose Mercury News, 12/31/1999]
- Europeans
are turning to organically produced food [AP, 1/1/2000]
- Food
Fight Comes to America by JOHN STAUBER [The Nation, 12/27/1999]
- The
Politics of Food: as biotech frankenfoods' are stuffed down their
throats, consumers rebel. by MARIA MARGARONIS [The Nation,
12/27/1999]
- It's
Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature [Austin Chronicle]
- Greenpeace
blocks U.S. corn shipment to Mexico [Reuters, 12/7/1999]
- UC-Davis
panel weighs concerns about genetically modified foods [The
California Aggie, 12/8/1999]
- Brazil
state goes to war on crops [MSNBC, 12/7/1999]
- U.S.
farmers not shunning biotechnology-Farm group [12/8/1999]
- Biotech
corn insecticide gets into soil [MSNBC, 12/3/1999]
- Consumers
want GMO-free food, but who will pay? [Reuters, 12/6/1999]
- "WTO WELCOME COMMITTEE" DESTROYS
FRANKENFRUIT TREES AT SUMMERLAND, B.C. BIOTECH FACILITY
- A
Biotech Food Fight [Washington Post, 11/19/1999]
- Midwest
farmers lose faith they had in biotech crops [Wall Street
Journal, 11/19/1999]
- Canadians
seek biotech food labels [Excite, 11/19/1999]
- Can
Corn Be Patented? Mexican Farmers May be Forced Out of the Crop
Invented by Their Ancestors [ABC News, 11/17/1999]
- US
poised for a biotech food fight [Christian Science Monitor,
11/17/1999]
- Protesters
carry fight to Kellogg's [Detroit News, 11/17/1999]
- Monsanto,
Novartis settle corn seed lawsuits
- Trials
of modified crops banned on state farms [Australian News Network),
11/17/1999]
- RESIST THE CORPORATE
BIOPIRATES!!
- The
raging debate over biotech food [ENN Features, 11/14/1999]
- Biotech
food labels bad for trade, business-US industry
- Activists:
If juice labelled, why not biotech foods
- US
hopes science will prevail in GM crop debate [Reuters, 11/15/1999]
- GM
Food Must Show Benefits for Consumer -Scientist [Reuters,
11/14/1999]
- EU
nervous of specific GMO talks at Seattle [Reuters, 11/14/1999]
- Congress
facing food fight over genetic labeling proposal [Nando, 11/14/1999]
- Gov't.
lab to set biotech detection methods [UPI, 11/15/1999]
- Growing
moves to test modified crops [Sydney Morning Herald, 11/15/1999]
- Agricultural
concentration cause for concern [Lincoln Journal Star, 11/19/1999]
- Battle
brews over protecting rights to genetically engineered crops
[Kansas City Star, 11/7/1999]
- Tempers
flare over altered foods [Toronto Star, 11/6/1999]
- Patenting
of Genes: Big Money [LA Times, 11/7/1999]
- Trade
envoys squabble over biotech, e-commerce [Reuters, 11/6/1999]
- CANADA'S "FRANKENFORESTS" GET
THE AXE FROM GE FOES
- Few
Federal Checks Exist on the Growing of Crops Whose Genes Are Altered
[NY Times, 11/3/1999]
- Altered
Corn's No Threat to Butterfly, Researchers Say [LA Times,
11/2/1999]
- Worry
over GMO food slowly growing in Japan [Reuters, 11/1/1999]
- FOE
Challenges Govt To Impose Real Moratorium On GE Crops [IGC,
10/28/1999]
- Food
Fight [Time, 9/13/1999]
- USDA
Launches New Biotechnology Web site
- Grocery
labels contested [Spokane.net, 10/30/1999]
- WSU
tightens security for biotech research [Oregon Live, 10/28/1999]
- GenetiX Alert: anti-genetic
engineering group smashes windows at W Pioneer site [10/29/1999]
- Area
Planted To GM Crops Leaps In 1999 - Monsanto [Reuters, 10/29/1999]
- Frankenfood
debate moves into grocery store aisles [CBC, 10/19/1999]
- Citizens
Groups Increase Power Worldwide [IGC-Econet, 10/27/1999]
- Pirates
are seizing the genome [Guardian, 10/28/1999]
- The
brave new world of biotechnology and beyond [Christian Science
Monitor, 10/28/1999]
- Plans
Shattered, Monsanto Seeks To Right Itself [International Herald
Tribune, 10/28/1999]
- The
Science Terminators [Forbes, 11/1/1999]
- Fear
of "Frankenfood' [S.F. Examiner, 10/26/1999]
- Crop
Busters Take On Monsanto [Washington Post, 10/26/1999]
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- GM Food: A Guide for the Confused
- Down South RAGE (Resistance Against Genetic Engineering)
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