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Last year, Silk Soy -- while continuing to offer a somewhat higher-priced organic option -- pushed the majority of its soy milk to "natural" (the beans still weren't Genetically-modified [GMO], which is great).
Waylon Lewis: Whole Foods dumps Silk Soy. Waylon Lewis 2010
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Genetically-modified mice have therefore frequently helped to reveal a gene's function and, since mice and humans share a remarkable genetic similarity, they also serve as models of many human diseases.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2007 - Speed Read 2007
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Genetically-modified rBGH is associated with a host of ailments, including, amongst other things, diabetes.
Environment: Energy and Conservation News from Blogs Around the World 2008
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Genetically-modified crops face stiff opposition from green lobbyists and media in developed countries, and campaigners reflect those attitudes in promoting traditional farming techniques in Africa, said Professor David King.
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver 2006
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VIEW FAVORITES yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Genetically modified crops that benefit consumers or the environment are yet to materialise despite renewed promises by biotech corporations, according to a new report by an environmental group.'
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver 2006
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Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Report: Genetically-modified crops fail to deliver 2006
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Genetically-modified crops covered under Food Safety Act: Govt rugby team trainsb NZ Indian Rugby team will undergo a 10-day training from the legends of the Academy New Zealand (IRANZ) in Palmerston ...
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Genetically-modified chilli and soybean have been found growing in farms in the North and Central Plains, fuelling concerns over the possible spread of the banned crops.
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Genetically-modified chilli and soybean have been found growing in farms in the North and Central Plains, fuelling concerns over the possible spread of the banned crops.
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