Date |
Title |
28/2/2006 |
Are There Human Genes in Your Food? |
28/2/2006 |
EU Farm Chief Lukewarm on Plan for GMO Crop Law |
28/2/2006 |
Monsanto to pay UC $100 million in rBGH case / Seeks to avoid jury over GM cotton |
28/2/2006 |
U.S. misled the world on biotech foods "victory" |
27/2/2006 |
"GM crop trials shrouded in secrecy" |
27/2/2006 |
Krakow declaration for a GMO-free Europe |
27/2/2006 |
Monsanto's Bt cotton has failed in India |
26/2/2006 |
Biotech food debate draws many voices - responses to Darragh |
26/2/2006 |
McConnell's U-turn signal on GM crops |
25/2/2006 |
Cotton farmers sue Monsanto, others, for crop loss |
24/2/2006 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 164 |
23/2/2006 |
Democrats will maintain GM ban |
23/2/2006 |
Easing fears of biotech food with BIO bullsh*t |
23/2/2006 |
New hype out of old Monsanto bottles in India |
23/2/2006 |
World Council of Churches comes out strongly against GM |
22/2/2006 |
Hundreds protest against GM spuds in Ireland |
22/2/2006 |
Monsanto asserts rights over processed food, breaks word on Terminator |
22/2/2006 |
Researcher comments on new Bt cotton report |
21/2/2006 |
Bt cotton seeds in eye of political storm |
21/2/2006 |
Impact of Bt Cotton on Farmers' Health - part 1 |
21/2/2006 |
Krebs - scientists should admit their limitations |
21/2/2006 |
Latin America: wanted - labels for GMOs |
21/2/2006 |
New report on Bt cotton and farmers' health published |
21/2/2006 |
The Impact of Bt Cotton - part 2 |
21/2/2006 |
Three faces of science fraud |
21/2/2006 |
Zimbabwe not importing genetically modified food |
20/2/2006 |
Allergies triggered by Bt cotton - report |
20/2/2006 |
Farmer bodies up in arms in India |
20/2/2006 |
GM science - supported by a tissue of lies |
20/2/2006 |
Special aid to help Bt cotton farmers |
18/2/2006 |
Farmers bodies oppose Indo-US research initiative |
18/2/2006 |
Science journals harder to trust / Bad science and industry |
18/2/2006 |
They Blinded Us With Science |
16/2/2006 |
Farmers, others sue USDA over Monsanto GMO alfalfa |
16/2/2006 |
Genetically modified hubris |
16/2/2006 |
GM food goes on trial |
16/2/2006 |
MY TURN: GMOs and Vermont |
16/2/2006 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 163 |
15/2/2006 |
April 8th, Joint International GM Opposition Day |
15/2/2006 |
Cut and dried? Great WTO quotes |
15/2/2006 |
Fighting back - from New York to Puerto Rico |
15/2/2006 |
Walkout over low yield from Bt cotton by opposition in Madhya Pradesh assembly |
15/2/2006 |
Zimbabwe moving towards embracing GM - claim |
14/2/2006 |
2005, a Scary Year for Genetically Engineered Crops |
14/2/2006 |
Biotech's Sparse Harvest |
14/2/2006 |
Differences still abound in the German government over GM crops |
14/2/2006 |
India grist for US mills / Bt cotton suicides will haunt planners |
14/2/2006 |
Monsanto's chemical spin-off firm unveils path from bankruptcy |
14/2/2006 |
New Suspicions about GMOs |
13/2/2006 |
America's masterplan is to force GM food on the world |
13/2/2006 |
MONTHLY REVIEW No. 29 |
13/2/2006 |
New attempt to nobble journalists in Africa |
13/2/2006 |
Paraguayan Peasants Resist GM Soy |
12/2/2006 |
Playing Canute and a sorry account of global food fights |
12/2/2006 |
Website catches fire |
10/2/2006 |
"WTO ruling on GM crops threat to India" |
10/2/2006 |
French law puts contamination costs on GM farmers |
10/2/2006 |
GM crops are not the answer to pest control |
10/2/2006 |
GM WATCH MONTHLY REVIEW (29) - IN GERMAN |
10/2/2006 |
MAANDELIJKS OVERZICHT NR. 29 - MONTHLY REVIEW (29) IN DUTCH |
10/2/2006 |
U.S. violated freedoms by barring French farmer |
10/2/2006 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 162 |
10/2/2006 |
WTO's decision on GM foods in Europe did not cover safety issues |
9/2/2006 |
Dozens ill and five deaths in the Philippines |
9/2/2006 |
Europe has right to avoid GMOs |
9/2/2006 |
GM activist detained at JFK airport |
9/2/2006 |
Hungary to extend GMO ban |
9/2/2006 |
Monsanto's men at the WTO and US Trade Office |
9/2/2006 |
QUOTES OF THE WEEK |
9/2/2006 |
Wal-Mart and Monsanto on Indo-U.S. farm pact board |
9/2/2006 |
WTO Ruling Against EU Unlikely to Increase GM Acceptance |
8/2/2006 |
Europe bridles at WTO ruling / EU says won't change anything |
8/2/2006 |
GM canola - higher costs and lower sale prices (fact sheet) |
8/2/2006 |
GM debate fought on South Africa's cotton fields |
8/2/2006 |
Monsanto's profits slashed in India / Sowing seeds of misery |
8/2/2006 |
US may press Africa on GMOs, Africans vow to resist |
8/2/2006 |
US wins WTO backing in war with Europe over GM food |
7/2/2006 |
Ban on growing GM soy in Romania |
7/2/2006 |
Battle royal over GM in India |
7/2/2006 |
Cloned cattle - abnormal and coming to dinner |
7/2/2006 |
Europe steadfast in rejecting GMOs |
7/2/2006 |
Exposed: the secret corporate funding behind health research |
7/2/2006 |
Polish prime minister - "We do not want GMO" |
7/2/2006 |
Protect farmers, not Monsanto |
7/2/2006 |
Residents can have say on GMO releases |
7/2/2006 |
Syngenta Not Seen Impacted By WTO Ruling - Dow Jones |
6/2/2006 |
People say "No" as WTO decision expected |
6/2/2006 |
Useful articles and reports on GM and biosafety |
6/2/2006 |
What does the Indo-U.S. deal on agriculture give? |
4/2/2006 |
Lies, damn lies and Malaysians / Compensation ordered for Bt cotton farmers |
3/2/2006 |
Indian Cotton Farmers Betrayed |
3/2/2006 |
South Africa may be channel for GMOs slipping into Africa |
3/2/2006 |
Vatican Views Are Under Delicate Strain |
3/2/2006 |
WTO: Hands off our food! Draft ruling imminent |
2/2/2006 |
Australia, Canada and New Zealand condemned for opening the door to GM Terminator Technology |
2/2/2006 |
Fleecing the rural poor - the harvest that never was |
2/2/2006 |
GM potato trials "foolhardy" |
2/2/2006 |
India-USA farm pact to help GM research, crop trials |
2/2/2006 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 161 |
1/2/2006 |
African science must regain control of local resources |
1/2/2006 |
Complaint about Bt10 and FSA |
1/2/2006 |
Drought-resistant GM seeds won't benefit Kenyans for the next decade, says Monsanto |
1/2/2006 |
GM crops a losing proposition |
1/2/2006 |
Japanese pay premium for GM free canola |
1/2/2006 |
No GM in organic |
1/2/2006 |
Outrage at Indian welcome to Monsanto chief |