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The Observer, London UK 8 October Gene scientists disable plants' immune system Antony Barnett, Public affairs editor Sunday October 8, 2000

Inside US Trade

by Julianne Johnston A national survey conducted by the Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA) concludes that U.S. consumers are increasingly aware of ag biotechnology, but have not changed their food consumption behavior, despite publicity over the recall of taco shells allegedly containing unapproved biotech corn.

The Hill / March 28, 2001, Wednesday / By Rep. Earl Pomeroy

Arlan Suderman / Farm Progress / Thursday, October 12, 2000 The World Trade Organization (WTO) has become both respected and reviled. In 1995, the United States entered into an agreement with other WTO members that will impact agriculture for many years. Now as members enter the second round of WTO negotiations, few understand what we've agreed to, or where we're headed.

Donella H. Meadows / AlterNet / October 2, 2000

The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA) / March 27, 2001 / John Stucke Staff writer With the prospects for a new farm bill uncertain, Washington grain growers are bolstering lobbying efforts for a large federal subsidy program.

Associate Press / D. Ian Hopper, AP Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -- With protests and disruptions becoming a fixture of World Trade Organization meetings, two senators on Wednesday proposed establishing a "Global C-Span" to televise its proceedings and those of other international institutions.