Date |
Title |
31/7/2005 |
Ghana Stops Importation of GM Foods |
31/7/2005 |
GM crops? A Christian Response |
29/7/2005 |
Science split on GMO issues |
28/7/2005 |
Deliberate GM contamination in Oz / Farmers frustrated by GM contamination in NZ |
28/7/2005 |
Don't trust scientists, say farmers |
28/7/2005 |
Govt scientists sat on shocking findings for 2 years |
28/7/2005 |
Six impossible things before breakfast |
28/7/2005 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 134 |
28/7/2005 |
WTO to bulldoze GM bans? |
27/7/2005 |
Big GM maize contamination found in NZ |
27/7/2005 |
GM poll / Frankenstein in the Mail / Superweeds? Don't know ya! |
27/7/2005 |
Govt study shows flaws in GM cotton |
27/7/2005 |
NZ govt condemned in Farmers Weekly |
27/7/2005 |
US pushing GMOs in Africa and India / Brazil GM slow-down |
27/7/2005 |
Welcome for Bayer's decision to abandon GM rape |
26/7/2005 |
Australian regulator claimed superweed risk "negligible" |
26/7/2005 |
Bayer withdraws GM oilseed rape - new setback for GM crops in Europe |
26/7/2005 |
Bt and organic cotton in southern Africa |
26/7/2005 |
Weed discovery brings calls for GM ban |
25/7/2005 |
Brilliant speech by Australian farmer |
25/7/2005 |
First public action against commercial GMOs in Germany |
25/7/2005 |
GM crops created superweed, say scientists |
25/7/2005 |
More on Government Study Finds UK's First GM 'Superweed' |
25/7/2005 |
Study shows Asian mills don't want GM |
25/7/2005 |
The Side Effects of Drugged Crops |
25/7/2005 |
Voices of support for action against commercial GMOs |
23/7/2005 |
"Disinformation Syndrome" afflicts government scientists |
23/7/2005 |
Quebec talks GM labeling |
23/7/2005 |
Roundup resistance hits California |
23/7/2005 |
What Darwin really thought |
22/7/2005 |
A New Way to Inherit Environmental Harm |
22/7/2005 |
Corporate Agribusiness, the Occupation of Iraq and the Dred Scott Decision |
22/7/2005 |
Honest Science Under Siege |
22/7/2005 |
References and url for Science Under Siege |
21/7/2005 |
An agenda on GE for the World Council of Churches |
21/7/2005 |
Germs gone wild |
21/7/2005 |
Greenpeace "contaminates" Bayer HQ |
21/7/2005 |
Quotes from the Quran / Fake pub - real milk! |
21/7/2005 |
Unlike climate science, GM is full of uncertainties |
21/7/2005 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 133 |
20/7/2005 |
Ecological Implications of the War / World Tribunal? What World Tribunal? |
19/7/2005 |
GM food is dangerous say majority of Europeans |
19/7/2005 |
India, US to collaborate in agriculture, India's prime minister tells US Congress |
19/7/2005 |
More GM papaya found in Thailand / Neither fair nor free |
19/7/2005 |
Public Left Out of Debate to Introduce Re-Engineered Crop |
18/7/2005 |
"Mountain" of customer concern over GM contamination in Oz |
18/7/2005 |
Don't come, media banned and shut up Julie! |
18/7/2005 |
Only a matter of time... Dr Wuerthele on GM contamination |
18/7/2005 |
President ordered bombing of Greenpeace / |
18/7/2005 |
The miracle is it's no miracle - bumper rice harvests without GM |
17/7/2005 |
A future full of hopes and fears |
17/7/2005 |
Make hunger history - Devinder Sharma |
16/7/2005 |
Allegations of Fake Research Hit New High / Government scientists with ties to companies |
16/7/2005 |
Bayer - GM pollution now global |
16/7/2005 |
GMOs not needed so why take the risk? |
15/7/2005 |
Eminent scientist behind illegal GM rice / Science blase on terror |
14/7/2005 |
Chutzpah Science / Africa missing out on GM crops |
14/7/2005 |
Farmers slam Bayer Cropscience for contamination / Lab reprimanded |
14/7/2005 |
Japan looks elsewhere for corn |
14/7/2005 |
Organic farming produces same corn and soybean yields, but consumes less energy and no pesticides |
14/7/2005 |
Watch out for people against biotech, says FBI |
14/7/2005 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 132 |
13/7/2005 |
"Stop the crop" latest in India |
13/7/2005 |
More "Regulatory regimes for transgenic crops" - Wilson, Latham and Steinbrecher |
13/7/2005 |
Pusztai editorial in Chemistry & Industry |
12/7/2005 |
Another scientist under attack |
12/7/2005 |
Bono, Horton, Monbiot on Blair & co. |
12/7/2005 |
GM bill fails in German Parliament |
12/7/2005 |
Mission impossible - Farmers not ready for bt corn |
12/7/2005 |
New EU moratorium on GM cultivation / E-mail the UK supermarkets |
12/7/2005 |
Sensible regulations for GM food crops - Prof David Schubert |
11/7/2005 |
Dairy Industry Skeptical About Cloned Cows |
11/7/2005 |
Farm group raises doubts over GM crops / GM crops perform worse |
11/7/2005 |
GM, Iraq and Blair's bombs |
11/7/2005 |
Monsanto to get royalties for contamination |
10/7/2005 |
GM rice in Eastern North Carolina sets off a whirlwind of criticism and concern |
10/7/2005 |
Monsanto corrupting Brazil's officials? |
10/7/2005 |
Nuffield Council questions impact of European regulations on GM crops |
8/7/2005 |
Dislocating reality |
8/7/2005 |
Ensuring food safety in the GM age / Toxic kinnows, anyone? |
8/7/2005 |
G8 - a disaster for the world's poor |
8/7/2005 |
G8 compromises on African aid, global warming |
8/7/2005 |
Why do the key GM advocates oppose Kyoto? |
7/7/2005 |
Africa needs non-GM agriculture / Africa has spoken, but did any of us bother to listen? |
7/7/2005 |
Biotech Deal Still Clouds Tenure |
7/7/2005 |
GM contaminated papaya already on European markets? |
7/7/2005 |
GM cotton isn't sustainable - reply to Buthelezi et al |
7/7/2005 |
GM crops involved in steep declines of butterflies |
7/7/2005 |
Japan finds 4th U.S. corn cargo tainted with Bt-10 / Legal challenge in Brazil |
7/7/2005 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 131 |
6/7/2005 |
Biotech crop bans face 'hijack' threat |
6/7/2005 |
Farmers thrash seed company officials |
6/7/2005 |
GM papayas in Khon Kaen found unsafe |
6/7/2005 |
GMOs at the G8 - "African consumers need basics like access to clean water and safe food – not GMOs" |
6/7/2005 |
US says Cyprus ties could suffer over GMO plan |
5/7/2005 |
Africa's new best friends |
5/7/2005 |
Call to arms on GM bans - Prof B down under |
5/7/2005 |
Dramatic G8 protest - "No more Brownwash" |
5/7/2005 |
GE Free Latin American News |
5/7/2005 |
Indian farmers attack seed shops over low yield Bt cotton |
5/7/2005 |
What's behind the glycerine tears over Africa? |
4/7/2005 |
India: Ag department seizes BT cotton seeds |
4/7/2005 |
Sneak attack: California may pass "Monsanto Law" - Act now! |
4/7/2005 |
UK seeks views on 'science for development' strategy |
3/7/2005 |
Art world comes to the cause of arrested artist |
3/7/2005 |
Genetically Modified Corn Study Reveals Health Damage and Cover-up |
3/7/2005 |
Will the G8 please leave us alone / Sustainable World conference |
2/7/2005 |
Argentina to fight Monsanto in court / Monsanto's business hurt in India |
2/7/2005 |
GM WATCH MONTHLY REVIEW - JUNE 2005 |
2/7/2005 |
How to Wambuzle the world |
2/7/2005 |
The Junkman over Africa |
1/7/2005 |
Africa Needs Food Security, Not Experimental Crops |
1/7/2005 |
African consumers need food security - not GMOs |
1/7/2005 |
Agragen sows a crop of false assertions |
1/7/2005 |
WA GM crops moratorium to remain / Farmers ask why GM crops perform worse in drought |
1/7/2005 |
Wambugu's Africa Harvest gets $16.9 million / Listen to Wambugu says Nature |
1/7/2005 |
WEEKLY WATCH number 130 |