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5/10/04
Dakota Resource Council members declared victory today at Monsanto's
announcement to defer "all further efforts to introduce Roundup
Ready wheat." read
press release
11/13/03
Three leaders from Dakota Resource Council travel to Miami November
15-21 to join farmers and workers from around the world in urging
fair trade and healthy communities during the initial Free Trade
Area of the Americas (FTAA) talks. read
press release
3/3/03
North Dakota has a long history of being more than generous to the
fossil fuel industry. It's time to take a hard look at the wisdom
of that strategy. Instead, the state Legislature is poised to throw
even more favors to oil and gas - at great risk and with little
chance of gain. read
press release
11/14/02
A survey conducted by U.S. Wheat Associates, an association of state
wheat comissions in 20 wheat-producing states, confirms that Asian
wheat buyers will not buy a genetically engineered wheat variety
produced by Monsanto Corporation. read
press release
10/18/02
A federal agency late last month delayed approval
of new herbicide standards requested by Monsanto in order to market
its genetically-modified (GM) Roundup Ready wheat. read
press release
10/18/02
Today ( July 10, 02), farmers, farm organizations and other
concerned citizens called for a moratorium on the commercial release
of genetically modified wheat in North Dakota at a hearing of the
North Dakota Legislature's Interim Agriculture Committee. read
press release
6/25/02
Members of Spring Wheat Bakers expressed dismay at the announcement
that Spring Wheat Bakers will work for Monsanto to identity preserve
hard red spring wheat. read
press release
In order to support the implementation of the labeling law that's
been on the ND books for almost 3 years, Souris Valley Chapter set
out to ask Minot area grocery stores to comply voluntarily. Marketplace
Foods, agreed immediately. read
press release
5/23/02
North Dakota ranks 15th in the nation in toxic mercury emissions,
according to the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Toxic
Release Inventory (TRI) for the year 2000, which was recently made
public
read
press release
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4/8/2004
A coalition of Japanese consumer and food industry groups declared
today that Japanese consumers would not buy wheat from the United
States if it introduces genetically modified (GM) wheat. read
press release
9/30/03
Dakota Resource Council (DRC) today filed a lawsuit in Denver against
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for failing to protect
air quality in some of the most pristine areas in North Dakota and
Montana, including the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. read
press release
4/2/03
North Dakota is enforcing its own country-of-origin labeling law,
but state activists say customers need enforcement of federal legislation
to know for certain where their meat comes from. read
press release
9/18/02
According to a new report published by the British Soil Association,
genetically modified soybeans, corn, and canola has cost the US
economy at much as $12 billion in farm subsidies, lower crop prices,
loss of major export orders and product recalls. read
press release
7/10/02
July 10, farmers, farm organizations and other concerned
citizens called for a moratorium on the commercial release of genetically
modified wheat in North Dakota at a hearing of the North Dakota
Legislature's Interim Agriculture Committee. read
press release
7/09/02
Dakota Resource Council (DRC) filed an intent to sue Christine
Todd Whitman, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) June 18 for failing to stop sulfur dioxide violations in North
Dakota and Montana Class I areas. read
press release
6/25/02
In 1999, the North Dakota Legislature enacted a law that requires
grocery stores to label fresh beef, pork and lamb as to country
of origin. Three years later, the law has yet to be implemented.
read
press release
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) late last week released
new information on toxic air emissions, which showed that electric
utilities were the biggest air polluters in the U.S. in 2000.
read
factsheet
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