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 [Gmopundit.blogspot.com] GMO Pundit aka David Tribe: A blog to give Australian primary producers a direct insight into what technology could offer them, and point them towards authoritative sources of information from all over the world. We help agricultural producers to stay ahead of the global competition.

[Organicconsumers.org] Growing Global Concern Over GMO Pollution of Canadian Canola: The Canadian government and its public relations arms in the news media have stonewalled discussion of the toxin tests using Canaola.Like their careless dealing with mad cow disease the Canadian government bureaucrats have been diligent in concealing significant problems rather than facing and solving the problems.International governments should not turn a blind eye to the consequence of the GM pharmaceutical crop testing in western Canada and its impact on Canadian canola. \From GM WATCH daily June 13, 2005 http://www.gmwatch.org

[Savvyvegetarian.com] Vegetarian Blog - Healthy Eating, Green Living, Environment: As an example, last year, Canada's version of AT&T -- Telus -- blocked their internet customers from visiting a web site sympathetic to workers with whom Telus was negotiating. This controversial bill would create a similar situation in the U.S. whereby telephone and cable companies would have increased power to control how well (or poorly) specific websites, including those operated by nonprofit organizations, would function on your computer.

 [Mercola.com] Genetically Modified Foods Update: Similarly, although the Bush administration, Monsanto, and the Gene Giants are trying harder than ever to pressure governments around to world to import and allow cultivation of GE crops inside their borders, very few are taking up their offer. Three nations continue to produce almost 99% of all GE crops-the US (74%), Argentina (15%), and Canada (10%)-and the export markets for these countries' crops are growing smaller, not larger, month-by-month.

 [GMO Pundit a.k.a. David Tribe] Does a non-GM premium at $1 a tonne match GM... : "It's a clever idea (to remain GM free) if we could get a premium, and if we could get a 40% premium for it, I'd be cautious about introducing GM, but we are missing out on yields and oil premiums for $1 a tonne." he said.

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