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26.11.2007 | permalink
Scottish government supports ban of GM crops in Europe
THE SCOTTISH government will this week make an unprecedented intervention in Brussels to try to help ban genetically modified (GM) crops throughout Europe. The environment minister, Michael Russell, is planning to back a controversial bid by the European environment commissioner, Stavros Dimas, to block applications by three multinational companies to grow GM maize.
Sunday Herald, UK: Holyrood bid to ban GM crops in Europe
