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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 2003
Page
7
A global look at GM crops warns that contamination is unavoidable as GM genes spread through pollen. Starlink corn in Japan and UK trials show isolation distances fail to stop gene transfer. Manitoba canola transfers resistances into conventional stocks, shaping future grain handling debates. Customers largely reject GM wheat.
The Town of Russell names its first Golden Pen for 2003 at the Christmas party, awarded to the employee who stirred the most controversy in the Russell Banner during 2002. The piece also discusses provincial net fishing regulations and political caution in releasing sensitive information.
A Neepawa area story highlights residents opposing a landfill on prime farmland and urges recycling, reducing waste, and reuse. It covers benefits of recycling such as energy savings, landfill reduction, and community programs across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Edson Fort Saskatchewan and broader national efforts.
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