+ Follow CARTAGENA BIOSAFETY PROTOCOL Tag
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"Despite warnings that logging and mining are hazardous to life on earth, the two activities continue without let-up and are becoming widespread because they provide economic benefits to growing economies. Up to this day no one can prove that mining is economically, socially and environmentally viable."
This is the opinion of Prof. Alejandro Nadal of the University of Mexico who is a member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s Commision on Economic, Environmental and Social Policy.
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[Title] => Ecological society welcomes appointment of Defensor
[Summary] => The Ecological Society of the Philippines (ESP) welcomes the appointment of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael T. Defensor to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). ESP president Antonio Claparols said they promise to support and cooperate in the initiatives of the department in the preservation of the country’s natural wealth.
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[Title] => Logging and mining endanger life on earth
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[Title] => After Bt corn, comes now Bt rice
[Summary] => Rice, the food crop for more than half the world’s population, is the current target of genetic modification.
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[Title] => Getting to know more about GMOs
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Just recently, you heard us screaming, "Help! There’s GMO in our food!" Last week, we found this in our pigeonhole – and it whetted our appetite to learn more about GMOs:
Dear Consumerline,
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This is the opinion of Prof. Alejandro Nadal of the University of Mexico who is a member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s Commision on Economic, Environmental and Social Policy.
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[Title] => Getting to know more about GMOs
[Summary] => Just recently, you heard us screaming, "Help! There’s GMO in our food!" Last week, we found this in our pigeonhole – and it whetted our appetite to learn more about GMOs:
Dear Consumerline,
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[Focus] => 0
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September 26, 2004 - 12:00am
