1. "GREED OR NEED? Genetically Modified Crops" PANOS Media Briefing Panos Media Briefing No 30A (reissue) February 1999 GREED OR NEED? Genetically modified crops TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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10. University Of Sussex Media Release 22/2/99 Traffic-Choked Crops Find Relief In S Media Release The University of Sussex at Brighton. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/information_office/media/media49.html

Traffic-Choked Crops Find Relief in Sussex Student 9 February 1999 For immediate release Traffic pollution is causing unprecedented levels of damage to the world’s crops. In a bid to tackle this damage, Sussex student Karen Welfare is working on a way to protect plants against the harmful ozone caused by vehicle pollution. Karen, who is studying for a DPhil in the Plant Stress Unit, is well on the way to isolating an anti-ozone gene. Ozone destroys crops by producing chemicals which attack plants’ membranes. The dangerous gas is produced when nitrogen oxides produced by cars reacts with hydrocarbons in sunlight. Because this reaction takes time to occur, ozone is found in higher levels in agricultural areas, away from the site of the pollution. Karen's research is focused on the massive levels of pollution in urban areas of the Indian sub-continent. Vehicle pollution is particularly harmful in India because of the large population, the growing number of cars, and the fact that, as Karen points out, "these cars are often poorly looked after - they don't have catalytic converters or any control over output." The worst aspect of this pollution is that the traffic which chokes up Indian cities can damage crops in agricultural areas several hundreds of kilometres away. The reaction which produces ozone takes place in a drifting cloud of polluting materials which becomes at its most toxic as it moves towards rural areas. Karen's research is concentrated on the chick pea plant, which is a staple of the Indian diet. Damage done to chick pea crops hits the poorest people hardest, as it is grown on a subsistence basis for food rather than for export. Yields can be badly damaged by ozone pollution, but Karen's research has isolated species which are ozone resistant. By isolating these resistant types, Karen has already pinpointed a way to alleviate the damage done to chick pea yields in India. Closer examination of these strains shows the way to unpicking the plant's defence mechanism. Plants use antioxidants to protect themselves from ozone and other pollutants, and Karen is working towards isolating the specific antioxidant responsible for protecting the plant. This antioxidant could then be incorporated into plants which are non-ozone-resistant.

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18. Index.html An education and information website for consumers and the media. Promoting the use of GM crops. http://www.cropgen.org/

xxxx xxxx highlights As once in Brazil, so now in France Soybeans are one of the large scale global commodity crops..... Read Full Story... Neither GM maize nor GM soya present allergy problems Never mind that no such effects have appeared in ten years of use,.. Read Full Story... GM-oilseed rape OK for use in European animal feed Read Full Story... Californian feelings Read Full Story... highlights archive If this website does not answer your questions on GM foods and crops, please call our information line 0845 602 1793 (local rate) during normal office hours. CropGen Mission A consumer and media information initiative, CropGen's mission is to make the case for GM crops and foods by helping to achieve a greater measure of realism and better balance in the UK's public discussions on agriculture and food. CropGen accordingly participates in radio and TV interviews and presentations, briefs journalists, writes articles and letters, and offers speakers for private and public debates and meetings.

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20. IFPRI Press Briefing: Biotech Crop Research In Developing Countries IFPRI Home media Recent Research from IFPRI Public Biotech Research by Continent, Country, and crops. (PDF 86K) http://www.ifpri.org/media/biotech20050106.htm

IFPRI Home Media Recent Research from IFPRI Biotech Crop Research in Developing Countries Poorer nations turn to publicly developed GM crops Joel I. Cohen, Nature Biotechnology , Volume 23, No. 1, January 2005, pp. 27-33. Download: (PDF 270K) Press Release Download: (PDF 140K) Fact Sheets Download all fact sheets: (PDF 189K) Genetically Modified (GM) Crops: What is being grown, where, and by whom? Regulation, Approval, and Intellectual Property Rights of GM Crops Agriculture's Critical Role in the Developing World ... Glossary of Terms Tables and Graphs Download all tables and graphs: (PDF 170K) Public Biotech Research by Continent, Country, and Crops (PDF 86K) Percentage of Genetic Modifications by Regulatory Stage (PDF 101K) Where Does the Genetic Material Come From? (PDF 102K) Related IFPRI Publications Biotechnology and Genetic Resource Policies IFPRI Research at a Glance, Briefs 1-6. Edited by Philip G. Pardey and Bonwoo Koo Download all briefs (PDF 630K) or order a copy

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