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2007 articles

List of articles in category 2007
Title	Created Date
New book on GMOs and socioeconomic considerations	28 Dec 2007
War in the rice fields	28 Dec 2007
Cabinet refuses to lift ban on open-field crop trials	27 Dec 2007
CGS - 2007 in Review - GENETIC CROSSROADS	27 Dec 2007
Tests in research stations make a mockery of GM ban	27 Dec 2007
Both Sides Cite Science to Address Altered Corn	26 Dec 2007
Subsidies for Monsanto's corn in US and Philippines	26 Dec 2007
Government advises not growing Bt cotton in Vidarbha	24 Dec 2007
Monsanto busted for contempt of Advertising Authority in South Africa	24 Dec 2007
Ethics is real issue behind milk-labeling controversy	23 Dec 2007
Mexico: Transgenic Maize Knocking at the Door	23 Dec 2007
Credibility of Food Safety Regulation takes a Significant Hit	21 Dec 2007
GM maize found at deserted farm in Thailand	21 Dec 2007
The risks of modified foods	21 Dec 2007
Update from GM-Free Brazil	20 Dec 2007
Bar corporate indemnification of Monsanto's directors	19 Dec 2007
Scientist who claimed GM could solve hunger admits he got it wrong	19 Dec 2007
10,000 Thai consumers and farmers petition against	18 Dec 2007
Contaminated rice on Canadian store shelves	18 Dec 2007
Dioxin lawsuits still possible against Monsanto	18 Dec 2007
Synthetic DNA on the brink	18 Dec 2007
Bove to go on anti-GMO hunger strike	17 Dec 2007
Chief scientist must apologise for misleading GM claims	17 Dec 2007
Conference Demands Zero Tolerance	17 Dec 2007
Endorsement of GM crops a "bunch of lies"	17 Dec 2007
FDA approval of clone food stalled	17 Dec 2007
GM foods in India - label and tell	17 Dec 2007
GM will taint natural canola crop	17 Dec 2007
Nature's genetically modified editorial	17 Dec 2007
"Demob-happy" chief scientist under attack	16 Dec 2007
Advocate linked to GM hormone industry	16 Dec 2007
MONATSRÜCKBLICK Nr. 51	15 Dec 2007
Tell the Governors to label rBGH-Free milk!	15 Dec 2007
Response to Prof Beddington, incoming chief scientist	14 Dec 2007
"MNCs Gaining Total Control Over Farming"	13 Dec 2007
GM foods can be dangerous. But you do the research	13 Dec 2007
Indigenous Groups Defend Mexican Corn	13 Dec 2007
Nature editorial attacks Dimas	13 Dec 2007
Protest Against Decision to Cancel the GM Moratorium	13 Dec 2007
Avery's rave from the grave	12 Dec 2007
Post your message directly on EU Commissioners' blogs	12 Dec 2007
Showdown for Europe	12 Dec 2007
Synthia gets a shotgun - goodbye genetic engineering?	12 Dec 2007
Wambugu's myth-making exposed again	12 Dec 2007
Activist escapes jail	11 Dec 2007
GM Soy in Brazil Will Kill the Amazon and Boost Global Warming by 50%	11 Dec 2007
Monsanto: Winning the Ground War	10 Dec 2007
Peasants Storm Brazil Syngenta Farm	10 Dec 2007
What is Nature Biotechnology good for?	08 Dec 2007
Editor admits to serious errors of judgement	08 Dec 2007
Nature Biotechnology - Ermakova correspondence goes live	08 Dec 2007
France bans use of GM seeds	07 Dec 2007
Round 2 for Biotech Beets	07 Dec 2007
Sowing a bitter harvest	07 Dec 2007
Another mad rant from David King	06 Dec 2007
Head of GM panel in conflict claims	06 Dec 2007
New book on GMOs in Africa	06 Dec 2007
New Coalition for a GMO Free Poland	06 Dec 2007
Oceania at risk from GMOs / Qatar to label GMO products	06 Dec 2007
Parliamentary motion against scientific misrepresentation and fraud	06 Dec 2007
The hidden truth about GM	06 Dec 2007
Victoria and NSW lose canola trade to Western Australia	06 Dec 2007
Who pulled the plug on the GM Watch website?	06 Dec 2007
"Biowatch ruling a lesson for NGOs" - a response	05 Dec 2007
No GM papaya field trials for now in Thailand	05 Dec 2007
State governments provoke GM crops outrage	05 Dec 2007
Warning labels for transgenics in Brazil - even under 1%	05 Dec 2007
"Doomsday Seed Vault" in the Arctic	04 Dec 2007
CRIIGEN slams complacency, connivance and "defective understanding" of GM advisory bodies	04 Dec 2007
French union urges farmers not to buy GMO seeds	04 Dec 2007
GM a millstone, MP warns	04 Dec 2007
Thai Cabinet decides today on GM crop trials	04 Dec 2007
Genetically engineered spin	03 Dec 2007
Help make Europe GMO free - ACT NOW!	03 Dec 2007
MP attacks scientist on GM canola	03 Dec 2007
Non-GM farmers call for strict liability on GM crops	03 Dec 2007
Rethinking the Risks of Viral Transgenes in Plants	03 Dec 2007
Support EU-wide legal action against EFSA	03 Dec 2007
Citizens' outrage in the Australian press	01 Dec 2007
Health and safety before GM canola	01 Dec 2007
Councils have power to stop GM crops in Australia	30 Nov 2007
Lies, corruption and vested interest driving GM in Oz	30 Nov 2007
EU health chief sees no move on GMO zero tolerance	30 Nov 2007
"Independent review" was PR exercise that will hurt farmers	29 Nov 2007
"Wormy" corn paper called "fraudulent" again	29 Nov 2007
Indo-US deal bad for farmers	29 Nov 2007
Nuts, negligence and character assassination	29 Nov 2007
Seeds of doubt in Australia	29 Nov 2007
"GM Canola will be everywhere"	28 Nov 2007
Farmers threaten legal action over GM crops	28 Nov 2007
Greenpeace rains on EFB's parade	28 Nov 2007
Pennsylvania backing down on GM hormone labels?	28 Nov 2007
Premier comes a cropper with GM claim	28 Nov 2007
Superb overview of Oz GM ban issues	28 Nov 2007
$500,000 fine over biotech bentgrass	27 Nov 2007
Eating GM foods is a health risk	27 Nov 2007
Furore as ban on crops lifted	27 Nov 2007
King exaggerates GM progress	27 Nov 2007
Nukes, GMOs and dead badgers - David King's policy wish list	27 Nov 2007
Seeds of destruction sown in Australia	27 Nov 2007

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