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Thai public split over biotech issues
The majority of Thai people support research into the human genome, but oppose human cloning for reproductive purposes, according ...01/05/03
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Indian innovator wins UNEP prize
Ashok Khosla, who has pioneered the linkages between environmental and development in India, has been awarded this year's UNEP ...01/05/03
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Poorer countries already tackling climate change
Developing countries are already making massive reductions to their greenhouse gas emissions, according to a report released today.01/05/03
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Thailand may sue US researcher over rice research
Thai officials may sue a US researcher if they can prove he used a protected strain of jasmine rice ...01/05/03
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US may relax patent rules to get anthrax drug
The US government may ignore the patent on anti-anthrax drug Cipro, a move that could set a precedent for ...01/05/03
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Weaving science into Bangladeshi lives
Originating in a schoolboy’s attempts to popularise science, the Centre for Mass Education in Science now teaches 25,000 rural ...23/04/03
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India’s GM crops yield dramatic results
New research has found massive increases in the yields of genetically modified (GM) crops planted on farms in India.23/04/03
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Carbon trading ‘could benefit millions’
Carbon-trading deals in developing country forestry projects could both reduce poverty and offer an inexpensive way to off-set carbon ...23/04/03
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Developing nations ‘must take lead on climate’
Developing countries must play a leadership role in shaping solutions to climate change at the international level, according to ...23/04/03
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United States backs Indian climate candidate
The United States is backing the Indian candidate to head the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a move that ...23/04/03
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UNEP to survey renewable energy potential
A project to map solar and wind energy resources hopes to reveal a massive potential for renewable energy in ...23/04/03
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Global warming ‘threatens vital food supplies’
New research predicts a world-wide increase in hunger and starvation as global warming causes yields of vital crops to ...23/04/03