When Corporations Rule the World, Part II

Officials in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil's second-largest soya-growing state, have stamped out all 79 of Monsanto's genetically modified soybean field trials and moved to ban all genetically modified crops from the state, according to The Ecologist (Aug./Sept. 1999).

By Staff, Utne Reader
January/February 2000

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