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2007-01-31 | permalink
Christchurch (New Zealand) venue for GM Brassica hearing
Christchurch will be the venue for an ERMA New Zealand Authority hearing on a Crop and Food Research application to field test four genetically modified brassica species. ERMA New Zealand Chief Executive, Rob Forlong, said the hearing would begin on 11 April at the Millennium Hotel in Christchurch.
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: Christchurch venue for GM Brassica hearing
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: GM brassicas
- Scoop Independent News, New Zealand: Council faces legal challenge for ignoring public submissions
- Radio New Zealand, New Zealand: Upset vege growers meet scientists over planned GM brassica trial
- Scoop Independent News, New Zealand: Have your say on field trials
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2007-01-31 | permalink
Christchurch (New Zealand) venue for GM Brassica hearing
Christchurch will be the venue for an ERMA New Zealand Authority hearing on a Crop and Food Research application to field test four genetically modified brassica species. ERMA New Zealand Chief Executive, Rob Forlong, said the hearing would begin on 11 April at the Millennium Hotel in Christchurch.
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: Christchurch venue for GM Brassica hearing
- Environmental Risk Management Authority, New Zealand: GM brassicas
- Scoop Independent News, New Zealand: Council faces legal challenge for ignoring public submissions
- Radio New Zealand, New Zealand: Upset vege growers meet scientists over planned GM brassica trial
- Scoop Independent News, New Zealand: Have your say on field trials
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