bio-piracy

With over 30 books published, he is the director of Inbrapi, an entity created in 2001 with the aim of defending traditional knowledge from bio-piracy and exploitation by third parties.

Global Voices in English » Brazil: Indian writers and poets on the blogosphere 2009

She accuses multinational seed companies of "bio-piracy, where you take stuff from the Third World, claim it to be an invention of a U.S. company, and then sell it back for a profit, and forbid the original contributors from having free access."

The Pros and Cons of Genetically Modified Seeds 2010

The plant is on the verge of extinction in India because of bio-piracy.

Photography Contest: Finalists, Threatened or Endangered - The Panda's Thumb 2010

She accuses multinational seed companies of "bio-piracy, where you take stuff from the Third World, claim it to be an invention of a U.S. company, and then sell it back for a profit, and forbid the original contributors from having free access."

The Pros and Cons of Genetically Modified Seeds 2010

The plant is on the verge of extinction in India because of bio-piracy.

Photography Contest: Finalists, Threatened or Endangered - The Panda's Thumb 2010

She accuses multinational seed companies of "bio-piracy, where you take stuff from the Third World, claim it to be an invention of a U.S. company, and then sell it back for a profit, and forbid the original contributors from having free access."

The Pros and Cons of Genetically Modified Seeds 2010

This is being done to not only acquiesce to the CAFTA [trade illegal] provisions, but also to reduce the standards by which bio-piracy corporations operate.

NAIS: This is your government working against YOU 2009

This is being done to not only acquiesce to the CAFTA [trade illegal] provisions, but also to reduce the standards by which bio-piracy corporations operate. '

NAIS: This is your government working against YOU 2009

UNOSJO also questioned whether the project, which in addition to the involvement of the U.S. military office that runs the controversial Human Terrain System, involves the participation of Radiance Technologies — a weapons development and intelligence company that could in the future use the information collected to the detriment of the local population in terms of counter-insurgency, bio-piracy, or the privatization of land.

U.S. Military Funded Mapping Project in Oaxaca: University Geographers Used to Gather Intelligence? 2009

Environmentalists have described the Dupont application as "bio-piracy".

Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - July 2001 2006