Contribute to a global student and scientist campaign

[Arie Dirkzwager]

REPLY TO: D66 at nic.surfnet.nl

>Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 01:11:49 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Andrew Hund <ajh9 at humboldt.edu>
>To: BIOREGIONAL at csf.colorado.edu
>Subject: Contribute to a global student and scientist campaign
>Sender: bioregional-owner at csf.colorado.edu
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>Genetically Engineered Foods are not safe
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>Help stop them!
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>Contribute to a global student and scientist campaign
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>What you can do:
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>Sign an open letter already signed by over 100 scientists. It demands the
>withdrawal of all GE foods presently on the market. The reason is that
>they have not been sufficiently tested to ensure safety. The letter is
>found at: http://www.psrast.org/psrlet.htm There you will find a link to
>the signature form.
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>Help collect student signatures using lists for handwritten signatures.
>You can register as a signature collector at:
>http://forms.flashbase.com/forms/collectreg
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>Challenge pro GE food opinions among students and scientists. You will
>find good arguments at the website: "Genetically Engineered Foods - Safety
>problems" at http://www.psrast.org/indexeng.htm
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>Inspire scientists to sign. A link to the signature form for scientists
>is found at the open letter page: http://www.psrast.org/psrlet.htm
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>Andrew Hund, Campaign Coordinator at Humboldt State University, e-mail
>ajh9 at humboldt.edu
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>The global open letter campaign is organized by:
>"Physicians and Scientists for Responsible Application of Science and
>Technology" (PSRAST), website http://www.psrast.org/ in cooperation with:
>the Institute for Science in Society (ISIS) http://www.i-sis.dircon.co.uk
>and the Cancer Prevention Coalition (CPC), website:
>http://www.preventcancer.com/ .
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BetterSystems,
Prof.Dr.A.Dirkzwager,
Educational Instrumentation Technology,
Computers in Education.
Huizerweg 62,
1402 AE Bussum,
The Netherlands.
voice: x31-35-6981676
E-mail: mailto:aried at xs4all.nl


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