Biodiversity & Cultural Diversity: all materials

Species Patent on Transgenic Soybeans Granted to Transnational Chemical Giant W.R. Grace
The Implications of a Species Patent; Indian Government Revokes Agracetus Species Patent on Cotton 29 Mar 1994
Volume 1, #1 The Benefits of Biodiversity
100+ Examples of the Contribution by Indigenous and Rural Communities in the South to Development in the North 29 Mar 1994
The Patenting of Human Genetic Material
Who Owns the Human Genome? Patenting the Human Cell Lines of Indigenous People 31 Jan 1994
BIO-PIRACY: The Story of Natural Coloured Cottons of the Americas
Cotton Monopolies: Conservation and Use of Native Colored Cotton for Development 29 Nov 1993
Patents, Indigenous Peoples, and Human Genetic Diversity
Preservation Versus Conservation; Intellectual Property Rights 29 May 1993
Rice Biotechnology
Green Revolution Revisited? Exploiting Wild Genetic Resources 29 Nov 1992
Genetic Engineering of Maize
A Report on Work in Progress 30 Oct 1991
Vanilla and Biotechnology; Genetically Engineered Oilseed Plants
Updates 30 Jul 1991
Biotechnology and Natural Rubber - A Report on Work in Progress
The Quest for Alternative Rubber Sources; Guayule - An Alternative Source of Natural Rubber for the United States 29 Jun 1991
Shattering: Food, Politics and the Loss of Genetic Diversity
29 Dec 1990
Shattering / The Threatened Gene: Food, Politics, and the Loss of Genetic Diversity
29 Dec 1990
Agricultural Inputs and Plant Breeding: Herbicide Tolerance – Part I
29 Nov 1987
New Substitutes Threaten to Displace Export Market for Water Soluble Gums: Gum Arabic
29 Sep 1986

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