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Mahdi Ebrahimi is a 30 year old guy from Tehran, Iran

I am Veterinary Medicine student from Persia.
I like environmental activities. I believe organic food can feed the world. I have a weblog which focusing on Organic Food. My weblog is here
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U.S. using food crisis to boost bio-engineered crops...

Rated May 15 2008 • 5 reviews • cooking, gmo food • chicagotribune.com

The Bush administration has slipped a controversial ingredient into the $770 million aid package it recently proposed to ease the world food crisis, adding language that would promote the use of genetically modified crops in food-deprived countries.
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Scientists Call For More Access To Biotech Crop Data

Rated Apr 24 2008 • 1 review • cooking, gmo food • sciencedaily.com

More than one billion acres of biotech crops have been grown in the US, but their environmental impacts are not fully known. In Arizona, farmers share maps of biotech cotton fields with University of Arizona scientists, enabling detailed analyses of the effects of this technology. Now a team of biologists proposes that making similar maps of the entire US available to scientists will permit much-needed studies of the environmental impacts of genetically engineered crops.
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | GM seeds can last for 10 years

Rated Apr 04 2008 • 2 reviews • biotech, gmo food, biotechnology, gmo crop • bbc.co.uk

Seeds of some genetically modified crops can endure in soil for at least 10 years, scientists have discovered.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/feedarticle?id=7428774

Rated Apr 02 2008 • 1 review • cooking, gmo food • guardian.co.uk

From the page: "France's parliament began a long-awaited debate on Tuesday on a proposed new law governing genetically modified crops that is contested fiercely by green groups and ecologists.
Parliamentarians from the National Assembly will thrash out proposals approved by the Senate in early February before casting votes towards the end of the week."
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Big funding for GM research

Rated Mar 28 2008 • 1 review • agriculture, gmo food • rsc.org

From the page: "China is to launch a huge research programme on genetically modified (GM) crops by the end of the year, according to top agricultural biotechnology advisors. "
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Mexico to allow planting of genetically modified crops |...

Rated Mar 24 2008 • 1 review • cooking, mexico, gmo food • grist.org

Oh very bad news "Mexico to allow planting of genetically modified crops"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67z6s3V8M4g

Rated Mar 23 2008 • 4 reviews • activism, gmo food, genetics, video • youtube.com

very interesting video about GMO product and Monsanto!!
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Whats Wrong with GMOs?

Rated Mar 19 2008 • 1 review • cooking, video, gmo food, gmo contamination • youtube.com

so interesting video
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http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/03/17/business/corn.php

Rated Mar 18 2008 • 1 review • cooking, japan, gmo, gmo food • iht.com

From the page: "The world's largest corn importer has long had animal feed that uses genetically modified organisms, or GMO, but buys only a small amount of such corn for human food use."
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[Column] Lies about importing GMOs : Opinion : Home

Rated Mar 06 2008 • 1 review • cooking, gmo food • hani.co.kr

From the page: "Countries that are not self-sufficient in food are forced to eat what food exporting nations give them. Saying this might express the reality Korea faces right now. A few days ago the main Korean starch sugar industry group announced it would start importing corn starch entirely in the form of genetically modified food (GMO). Do we have to watch this announcement which essentially says that since we do not have food self-sufficiency, it is only a matter of course that we import GMOs grown in the product's main exporter, the United States? "
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