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In June last year, President Arroyo underscored this bid – and hope – in the Policy Statement on Modern Biotechnology, which she signed and issued.


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Biotechnology has made man’s musings a century ago a reality today.


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DR. EVELYN MAE TECSON MENDOZA

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Aiming for sustainable development

By Roman F. Floresca | March 31, 2002 - 12:00am

The rapidly growing adoption of biotechnology in many parts of the world provides a bright spot for the government’s avowed policy of creating and maintaining " sustainable and safe environment." In...

Agriculture

Breakthrough: Food for the 21st century

By Mariamme D. Jadloc | August 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Imagine a banana loaded with a vaccine for hepatitis B. Or rice enriched with vitamin A. Perhaps, mangoes that ripen in two months, or maybe corn that is resistant to insects without needing insecticides. Farfetched?...

Agriculture