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Friends, Romans: Help restore Rome's ruins, monuments

By Rudy Fernandez | May 25, 2016 - 6:12am

Friends, Romans, countrymen! Oh yes, and countrywomen. And people in far-flung nations. Everyone, basically. Rome is seeking all the sponsors it can find to fund the monumental job of restoring and maintaining its...

World

Lawmakers question firm on testing of GMO eggplants in RP

By Paolo Romero | September 9, 2010 - 12:00am

Two lawmakers questioned yesterday a multinational firm’s field testing of genetically modified eggplants in violation of law.

Headlines

Four big biotech firms seek license for agri products

By Rocel Felix | July 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Four big biotechnology firms – Monsanto Philippines Inc., Syngenta, Pioneer Hybrid and Bayer Science Corp. are seeking licenses for the commercial production of genetically modified soyabean, cotton, corn,...

Business

Bt corn poses ‘no significant risk’ to monarchs

February 17, 2002 - 12:00am

A consortium of federal, university and industry scientists led by the Agricultural Research Service has completed two years of research to answer the question: Does Bt corn pose a threat to monarch butterflies?...

Agriculture