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INDEX 361failures, 298–300; first field trials in India,296; India and “Bollgard,” 290–306; andlectins, 191; necessity for herbicides andinsecticides, 295, 303–6; and rhizoctonia(disease), 302–3; seed prices, 298, 302;the 2003 Science article and Monsantopropaganda, 300–301Bt crops: and Bt gene, 191, 193–94, 230, 246,304; and lectins, 179–80, 182–83. Seealso Bt corn; Bt cotton; Bt potatoes;Roundup Ready soybeans; transgenic cropsBt potatoes, 179–87, 232–33Buckingham, William, 39–41Buhk, Hans-Yorg, 324Burch, John Thomas, 59Bureau of Veterinary Drugs (BVD) (Canada),123–24Burford, Anne, 33–34Burger King, 184, 321Burroughs, Richard, 89–93, 97, 101, 116Bush, George H.W., 61, 141, 143–44Bush, George W./Bush administration, 67,162–63, 165, 189Business Ethics, 189, 190Buzzi, Eduardo, 262, 279–80Byrne, Jay, 250Calandra, Joseph, 22Calgene, 134, 139, 148–49, 157, 169Callis, Clayton F., 49Camarra, Graciela, 275Campos, Miguel, 256–57, 261, 262–63, 266,268, 279–81Canada: canola exports, 224; farmers’ resistanceagainst Monsanto patents, 213–16;GM canola contamination, 214, 217–18,236–39; health effects of Roundup onfarm families, 83; and rBGH, 123–28;wheat production and campaign againsttransgenic RR wheat, 226, 235–39Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), 235Canadian House of Commons Standing Committeeon Agriculture and Agri-Food, 235Canadian Seed Trade Association, 217Canadian Wheat Board (CWB), 226–28, 235,236, 238cancer: and dioxin, 52–53, 60–63; andglyphosate-based herbicides (Roundup),79–82; and IGF-1, 101–1; and PCBs, 23;and rBGH, 100–101Cancer (journal), 61canola. See Roundup Ready canolaCapeco (Paraguay), 274, 275, 287Cargill, 195, 262, 278Carleton University, 83Carpenter, David, 22–23, 24, 26, 67Carr, Rex, 49, 50, 52Carrato, Tom, 173Carrefour, 321Carstensen, Peter, 205–6Carter, Jimmy, 189Castellán, Luis, 268–69Center for Biological Warfare (Fort Detrick,Maryland), 40Center for Food Safety (CFS), 153, 156–57,207–10Center for Plant Biotechnology Research atTuskegee University, 249Center for Science in the Public Interest, 157Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) at theFDA: and GM foods, 154, 160; Office ofNew Animal Drug Evaluation, 92–93,105; and rBGH, 90–93, 98, 105, 109, 116Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 31,59–60, 102, 150CETOS (Center for Ethics and Toxics) inGualala, California, 172Chakrabarty, Ananda Mohan, 203Chamorro, Domingo, 168Chapela, Ignacio, 89, 244, 245–52, 298Charles, Daniel, 135, 193–94, 205, 206, 208,304Charleston Gazette, 54Chemical Warfare Service, 37Chemistry and Industry, 198Chevron-Texaco, 263Chicago Tribune, 207, 211Chinese Academy of Science, 305chloracne, 16–17, 35, 37, 50, 61chlorophenols, 45, 49Chopra, Shiv, 89, 123–28Ciagro (Argentina), 195Ciba-Geigy, 139CIMMYT (International Maize and WheatImprovement Center, Centro Internacionalde Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo), 308–9Clarín (Argentine daily), 258, 263, 275Clary, James, 43Clay, Don R., 55, 57Clean Air Act, 52Clemon, U.W., 28Clinton, Bill/Clinton administration, 163,164–67, 187–88Clophen, 3, 12. See also PCBs (polychlorinatedbiphenyls)CNN, 122CNRS (Centre Nationale de la RechercheScientifique), 79, 82Coalition for the Prevention of Cancer, 94, 117Coca-Cola, 12, 161, 189Cochran, Johnnie, 9–10, 27–28Codex Alimentarius Commission, 126–27, 169“co-evolution,” 304Cohen, Stanley, 134Cold War, 40Collier, Robert, 104, 118Colombia, 87–88Colonel, Pedro, 271–72