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• Pierre Pagesse
  .... Like those agrochemical giants, [[Limagrain]] has invested heavily in GM crop R&D and has undertaken GM field trials. ...went on to become a joint venture with [[Aventis]] Crop Science and then [[Bayer]] CropScience.
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• PG Economics
  ...sumer-Trends/New-study-supports-GM-crop-co-existence New study supports GM crop co-existence], Food&DrinkEurope.com, 5 November 2003, accessed 13 July 2009 BioScience UK, the website of GM company [[Bayer|Bayer CropScience]], made plain its excitement about PG Economics' 2004 report, "
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• Rothamsted Research
  ...scribed on Rothamsted's website as aiding "the advancement of agricultural science through providing support for Rothamsted Research."<ref>Rothamsted Research ...scale trials.<ref>John Vidal and James Meikle, "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/1999/aug/04/gm.food Test experts paid by GM firm], ''Guardian'' 4 Aug 1999,
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• Rick Roush
  ...ediated movement of herbicide resistance between commercial canola fields. Science 296(5577): 2386-2388</ref> ...ciences (now owned by Bayer) - paid nearly 20% of the costs of the trials. Science requires contributors to declare financial ties that might be construed as
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• Scottish Crop Research Institute
  The '''Scottish Crop Research Institute''' (SCRI) is an agricultural research centre based at In ...ommercial research collaborators the GM and chemical giants [[Bayer]] Crop Science and [[Syngenta]] and the pharmaceutical company [[GlaxoSmithKline]].
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• Bayer
  ...and pharmaceutical products. In December 2001, Multinational Monitor rated Bayer AG as one of their Top Ten Worst Companies of the Year.{{ref|2}} ...(plastics, synthetic rubber, coatings) and [[Bayer: Products and Projects#Bayer Chemicals|Chemicals]] (chemical raw materials and specialised chemicals).
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• Bayer: Products and Projects
  [[Bayer]] ...some if not all of these products are at least partially made by Bayer AG. Bayer are one of the most ubiquitous corporations going, you may not know it but
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• European Policy Centre
  ==EPC & Science == The European Policy Centre analysed the role of science in the decision-making of the European Union and made a number of recommend
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• Bayer: Influence / Lobbying
  [[Bayer]] ...company has strong historical links with the German government (see also [[Bayer: Corporate Crimes|crime]] section) and can count on the support of other go
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• Dupont
  '''E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company''' (DuPont) is a global science and technology company. It is involved in a range of different industry are ...a (principally Japan, China and Korea). Arch-rivals include [[BASF]] AG, [[Bayer]] AG and [[Dow Chemical]]. {{ref|5}} According to the company's SEC filing,
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• Shell: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...company: Aventis Crop Science (See forthcoming Corporate Watch briefing on Bayer). In addition, Van Wachem is a member of the Board of Directors of computer
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• 10 Reasons Why We Don’t Need GM Foods
  ...mmercialised crops.[4] In fact, studies show that the most widely grown GM crop, GM soya, has suffered reduced yields.[5] ...t on agriculture [than GM]. — Prof John Snape, head of the department of crop genetics, John Innes Centre[12]
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• Living Marxism
  'The GM debate is the terrain upon which society's relationship to science and human endeavour is currently being worked out.' So wrote [[Tony Gilland ...t it is a network which engages in infiltration of media organisations and science-related lobby groups in order to promote its agenda as well as establishing
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• Kristina Sinemus
  ...mo-compass.org the editors describe the site as the work of “independent science journalists”.<ref>"[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/imprint/ GMO-Compass i ...lanzen (BAZ Quedlinburg, now JKI) and the Institute for Plant Genetics and Crop Research (IPK Gatersleben).
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• Genius
  ...ompany is described on its website as "a communicator between the field of science and the society"<ref>[http://www.genius.de/ Homepage], Genius website, acce ...and on the editorial board of [[CO-EXTRA]], an EU Commission project on GM crop "co-existence" with non-GM crops. The CO-EXTRA website is created "with the
  13 KB (1,939 words) - 19:04, 5 June 2011
• Maurice Moloney
  Maurice Moloney leads the Food, Health and Life Science Industries Group in CSIRO - Australia's [[Commonwealth Scientific and Indus ....org/index.php/issues/science/item/163-science-one-whining-greenies-nil ‘Science one, whining greenies nil’], Spinwatch, 1 Jun 2012, acc 26 Sept 2012</ref
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• Oxfam America
  ...t Program (UNDP), it also ignores a significant body of natural and social science literature on the topic. As colleagues who share the principles of Oxfam’ ...ted with the Center for Chinese Agricultural Policy and Chinese Academy of Science. The team of researchers included Per Pinstrup-Andersen, the 2001 Food Priz
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• Mendel Biotechnology
  ==Collaborators: Monsanto, Bayer, BP== ...two collaborative partnerships: one with [[Monsanto]] and the other with [[Bayer]] CropScience.<ref>[http://www.mendelbio.com/newsevents/annual_report_2009.
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• Harry Kuiper
  ...gulation (EC) No 1829/2003 from Syngenta Seeds S.A.S on behalf of Syngenta Crop Protection AG], EFSA Journal, 21 July 2009</ref>, from 2003 until 2012 whe ...such as [[Monsanto]], [[DuPont]], [[Dow AgroSciences]], [[Syngenta]] and [[Bayer]], within projects that aim to soften criteria for risk assessment for gene
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• ANBio
  ...ic subject". <ref name="Safety"> [http://www.anbio.org.br/english/book.htm Science & Technology with Safety], circa 2001, acc 26 November 2012 </ref> ...ANBio's website in 2001 it was funded by the big genetically modified (GM) crop companies,<ref>[http://www.powerbase.info/images/4/4a/Book_anbio1.pdf AnBio
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