Debate on Genetically Modified Food at World Summit
At the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, debate over genetically modified foods divides aid agencies, governments, and industry. UN and US officials discuss grain needs for Southern Africa while Zambia and Mozambique impose or consider controls. scientists warn of genetic pollution and health risks, yet proponents say GM crops can reduce famine and pesticide use.
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Public memorials in Sept 11 observance urge Muslim unity
American Muslim leaders amid the Sept 11 anniversary urge public participation to counter the idea that Islam is linked to terrorism. They plan interfaith services, mosque open houses, and a quilt bearing victims' names, while stressing humanity and safety for children.
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