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Published by Environment News Service | By Neville Judd | Friday, August 4, 2000

Novartis, one of the world's leading producers of genetically engineered seeds, has been phasing out genetically engineered ingredients in its food products worldwide for over a year.

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Published by Associated Press | By Frazier Moore | Friday, August 4, 2000

Humorist Bill Maher began ABC's ''Politically Incorrect'' Thursday with rousing words. ''We finally had the big moment tonight that America was waiting for at the Republican National Convention,'' he said. ''The end.''

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Published by Environment News Service | By | Wednesday, August 2, 2000

A German government backed consumer foundation has reported that over one-third of food products it tested contained either genetically modified (GM) soya or maize (corn).

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Published by Rainforest Action Network | By | Wednesday, August 2, 2000

US Top Bank Scores High Marks for Campaign Finance Corruption and Environmental Destruction. Rally unites globalization, human rights and environmental activists with urban community, youth and people of color advocates.

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Published by Philadelphia Weekly | By Richard Fellinger | Tuesday, August 1, 2000

This marks the second consecutive convention in which the GOP is trying to sell itself to minorities and progressive whites. Remember that patronizing ''big-tent'' rhetoric from San Diego four years ago?

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Published by The Nation | By John Nichols | Tuesday, August 1, 2000

''Whose streets? Our streets!'' chanted thousands of activists as they poured into the downtown Philadelphia for what may well have been the most raucous day of demonstrations outside a national convention since Chicago in 1968.

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Published by Special to CorpWatch | By Ruth Conniff | Tuesday, August 1, 2000

PHILADELPHIA -- Among the myriad corporate sponsors of the Republican Convention this year is Dale Carnegie and Associates, Inc., the self-described ''global leader in business training.''

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Published by Wall Street Journal | By Gordon Fairclough | Tuesday, August 1, 2000

World Health Organization investigators say Philip Morris Co. and other multinational cigarette makers worked for years to discredit the agency and thwart its efforts to curb smoking around the globe.

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Published by Philadelphia Act Up | By | Monday, July 31, 2000

On the opening day of the RNC, ACT UP members dropped a giant 30 by 75 foot banner from a highly visible location. The activists demand that George W. Bush take a stand against high drug prices that result in the deaths of millions of people with HIV in Africa and worldwide.

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Published by Associated Press | By | Monday, July 31, 2000

The director of the International Monetary Fund said Monday he is confident that authorities in Prague are ready to handle possible riots during the IMF and World Bank meeting that will be held in the Czech capital in September.

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