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THE WATER MANIFESTO Arguments for a World Water Contract Riccardo Petrella, author of The Limits to Competition
Associated Press / John Flesher, AP Writer EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Fresh water systems around the world are so environmentally degraded they are losing their ability to support human, animal and plant life, according to a report released Saturday.
U.S. won't give temporary ok to Aventis biotech corn Reuters Financial Report)
Source: theage.com.au / Friday 13 October 2000 / VICTORIA BUTTON The state of a nation's gene pool should be subject to government policies rather than left to the whim of individuals, a World Health Organisation ethicist told a symposium yesterday.
For Immediate Release October 24, 2000 / Contact: Clarence White, Washington NFU Office, 202-314-3191, [email protected]
By Marc Kaufman, Washington Post Staff Writer / Saturday, October 21, 2000 The Kellogg Co. has been forced to shut down production at one plant because the company could not find corn guaranteed to be free of a genetically modified grain approved only for animal consumption, food industry sources said yesterday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The owner of Ohio's largest egg producer says he's pulling out of the business in Ohio within five years and will start a new venture in eastern Europe. "I am burned out working with the state and not getting anything accomplished," Buckeye Egg owner Anton Pohlmann said Friday.
By Marc Kaufman Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, October 21, 2000; Page A02 The Kellogg Co. has been forced to shut down production at one plant because the company could not find corn guaranteed to be free of a genetically modified grain approved only for animal consumption, food industry sources said yesterday.