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2006-11-01 | permalink
Tight security for GM-crop tests
The Environmental Risk Management Authority (Erma) yesterday received its first application in three years to field-test a GM crop at Lincoln.
In 2002, protesters trashed three years of research on GM potatoes by the Lincoln-based company Crop and Food Research.
The attack followed an incident in 1999 when the Wild Greens group destroyed a GM potato trial at Lincoln.
- Stuff, New Zealand: Tight security for GM-crop tests
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: ERMA New Zealand to notify 1080 reassessment application
- Soil & Health Association of New Zealand Inc, New Zealand: Brassica trial crazy
- Soil & Health Association of New Zealand Inc, New Zealand: APPLICATION SUMMARY to ERMA to field test GE Brasssicas
- GE FREE New Zealand, New Zealand: GM cauliflower, cabbage and broccoli - Field trial
- Green Party, New Zealand: NZ’s GE-Free status at risk
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2006-11-01 | permalink
Tight security for GM-crop tests
The Environmental Risk Management Authority (Erma) yesterday received its first application in three years to field-test a GM crop at Lincoln.
In 2002, protesters trashed three years of research on GM potatoes by the Lincoln-based company Crop and Food Research.
The attack followed an incident in 1999 when the Wild Greens group destroyed a GM potato trial at Lincoln.
- Stuff, New Zealand: Tight security for GM-crop tests
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: ERMA New Zealand to notify 1080 reassessment application
- Soil & Health Association of New Zealand Inc, New Zealand: Brassica trial crazy
- Soil & Health Association of New Zealand Inc, New Zealand: APPLICATION SUMMARY to ERMA to field test GE Brasssicas
- GE FREE New Zealand, New Zealand: GM cauliflower, cabbage and broccoli - Field trial
- Green Party, New Zealand: NZ’s GE-Free status at risk
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