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GeneWatch is America's
first and only magazine
dedicated to monitoring
biotechnology's social,
ethical and environmental
consequences.
The centerpiece of the
current GeneWatch is
Marcy Darnovsky's
analysis of new sex
selection technologies. We
also present the first
version of CRG's growing
list of security breaches
and accidents at federal
biodefense laboratories; an
update by Sujatha Byravan
and Sheldon Krimsky of a
planned federal biodefense
lab in Boston; Phil
Bereano's much-needed
clarification of how
international regulatory
systems will interact; and
an overview of Chinese
biotechnology by Nancy
Chen.
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PROGRAMS > Cloning and Human Genetic Manipuation | Genetic
Testing, Privacy and Discrimination | Biotechnology and Agriculture |
Biowarfare | Genetic Bill of Rights | Other Genetic Issues
PROJECT SITES > Genetics and the Law | Boston University Biodefense
NEW FROM CRG > Mistakes Happen: Accidents and Security Breaches at
Biocontainment Laboratories | Boston Residents Should Decide Future of Biolab
| Biodefense FAQ | CRG Dismayed by Federal Decision to Fund B.U.'s $1.6
Billion Bioterrorism Lab Proposal | Medical Branch Fails to Comply With
Biosafety Guidelines | Community Opposes Boston University's Proposed
Biodefense Lab
WHO WE ARE
The Council for Responsible Genetics
fosters public debate about the social,
ethical and environmental implications
of genetic technologies. CRG works
through the media and concerned
citizens to distribute accurate
information and represent the public
interest on emerging issues in
biotechnology.
CENTRAL PRINCIPLES
The public must have access to clear
and understandable information on
technological innovations.
The public must be able to participate
in public and private decision making
concerning technological developments
and their implementation.
New technologies must meet social
needs. Problems rooted in poverty,
racism, and other forms of inequality
cannot be remedied by technology
alone.
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NEWS > An Experiment in Saving
Lives Washington Post, 22 March
2004 | Turning Back the Bio Clock
Associated Press, 13 March 2004 |
Keeping Seeds Safe New York
Times, 1 March 2004 | GM Crops
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Today, 25 February 2004 | Farmer
Fights Monsanto and Gets World
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February 2004 | South Korea
Clones Thirty Human Embryos
BBC, 13 February 2004| New
Germ Labs Stir a Debate Over
Secrecy and Safety, New York
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