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• Paul Drayson
  ...n. He was Minister of Science in the [[Department for Business, Innovation and Skills]] until May 2010, where he replaced [[Ian Pearson]]. In June 2009 he ...081007/Press release: ASTON UNIVERSITY PHD GRADUATE APPOINTED MINISTER FOR SCIENCE] 7 Oct 2008</ref>
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• Pfizer: Influence / Lobbying
  ...or this is obvious: pharmaceutical companies trade in health, a basic need and what should be a basic right for all people. An equally powerful reason is ...s against poor countries producing or importing ‘cheap’ generic drugs, and the company pushed for a strict patent law within the World Trade Organisat
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• The Advancement of Sound Science Coalition
  ...unkman.html How Big Tobacco Helped Create "the Junkman"], Center for Media and Democracy website, accessed 31 July 2009</ref> ...tauber explain how [[TASSC]] was set up by PR company [[Burson Masteller]] and [[Philip Morris]]:
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• Unilever: Influence / Lobbying
  ...’s advertising history- and expanded its outreach through TV, billboards and other channels even further. ...ilever is enhancement of its grip on the food chain. The promotion of GMOs and large-scale, export-oriented agriculture fit in this project (see below).
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• Unilever: Corporate Crimes
  ...vy advertising. Many of the ‘improved’ products are basically useless, and there is no demand for them (the demand is being manufactured by the multin ...en very popular in the South, because of their supposed ‘high quality’ and because they can be associated with luxurious, western lifestyles (see also
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• Bayer: Influence / Lobbying
  ...the German government (see also [[Bayer: Corporate Crimes|crime]] section) and can count on the support of other governments, in particular the US governm ...ctices), it is impossible to give a complete overview of all groups, deals and schemes Bayer is involved in.
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• Dupont: Corporate crimes
  DuPont's website paints a picture of a generous company striving for social and environmental justice. To quote the company's CEO [[Charles Holliday Jnr]]: ...l excellence, integrity, high ethical standards and treating people fairly and with respect. They are our foundation. We must continually strive to find w
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• Dupont: Influence
  ...n in the US, such as the Clean Water Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act and the Oil Spill Prevention Act. {{ref|1}} ...ght to know about toxic chemicals used in the workplace, consumer products and communities." {{ref|2}}
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• Pfizer: Products/Projects
  ...ucts were Lipitor, Norvasc, Zoloft, Neurontin, Celebrex, Zithromax, Viagra and Diflucan. ...Celebrex is used for the relief of symptoms of adult rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
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• Dupont
  ...aterials, synthetic fibres, electronics, speciality chemicals, agriculture and biotechnology. {{ref|1}} ...{ref|2}} The company is the second largest chemical manufacturer in the US and is also the world's largest seed company. {{ref|3}}
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• Pfizer: Corporate Crimes
  ...profits are justified due to the unusual nature of the business: research and development costs for new drugs require huge investments (sometimes upwards ...r than all other industries, exceed research and development expenditures; and that drug companies provide lavish compensation packages for their top exec
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• Monsanto: Influence / Lobbying
  ...ve virtually given up trying to influence the debate on GM foods in the UK and are stepping up their activity in developing countries<ref>GeneWatch UK [ht Monsanto is a member of several UK and European industry lobby groups, including:
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• Procter & Gamble: Corporate Crimes
  ...and fraud are some of its associations. The clinical trial press this week and an increased number of drug scandals add to this image," he said. ...duct lines are the premium brands that cost a bit more than competitors –and much more than generics (generics are cheaper than any branded product).
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• Bayer: Corporate Crimes
  ==Bayer and War Crimes== ...) is that they are neurotoxic due to their effects on acetycholinesterase, and unfortunately this enzyme occurs in humans as well as in insects.{{ref|214}
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• Exxon Mobil: Influence / Lobbying
  Exxon Mobil Corporation is the parent of [[Esso]], [[Mobil]] and [[ExxonMobil]] companies around the world. ...], the ''New York Times'' reported that Mobil and Exxon spent $5.3 million and $5.2 million respectively on lobbying. In 1999 it was estimated that ExxonM
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• European Food Information Council
  ...food industry lobby group. It is co-funded by the [[European Commission]] and works with the Commission's [[EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Acti ...handling and choosing a well-balanced and healthy diet...."<ref> European Food Information Council Website [http://www.eufic.org/page/en/page/ONEUFIC/ Abo
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• Robert Winston
  ...lege London. He runs a research programme at the Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology at Imperial College that aims to improve human transp ...Non-Food Crops, Nuclear Waste, Science and Society, Genetic Databases, and Science in Schools. <ref name= "Parliament"> [http://www.parliament.uk/biographies/
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• Anthony Trewavas
  ...crusade he has put into circulation many statements which are both extreme and unsupported. ...ations against Lord Melchett and Greenpeace in relation to organic farming and GM foods.[http://education.guardian.co.uk/higher/research/story/0,9865,5653
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• James Panton
  [[File:Panton and Hartwich-Science vs superstition.jpg|right|thumb|Science vs Superstition: the case for a new enlightenment, edited by [[James Panton ...vii.</ref>, he was chair of the [[Institute of Ideas]]' postgraduate forum and was one of the founding members of the [[Manifesto club]] where he was camp
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• 10 Reasons Why We Don’t Need GM Foods
  by BanGMFood.org. Co-authored and reviewed by scientific experts. With the cost of food skyrocketing – hitting not just shoppers but the poor and hungry in the developing world – genetically modified (GM) foods are once
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