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A brave new era for GM crops?
15.05.2008 / 00:00 CETBiotech companies are eyeing an end to a long campaign to ease the approval of genetically modified crops. They accuse conservation groups of relying on old data.© 2008 European Voice. All rights reserved.
Anti-GM activists demonstrate in front of the National Assembly in Paris on Tuesday (13 May) against the expected approval of a much disputed law to implement the EU's 2001 directive on rules for growing GM crops. REUTERS
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