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US Blockade Prevents Cuba from Fully Implementing Biological Weapons … – Cuba News
Cuba NewsUS Blockade Prevents Cuba from Fully Implementing Biological Weapons …Cuba NewsUS Blockade Prevents Cuba from Fully Implementing Biological Weapons Convention HAVANA, Cuba, July 18 (ACN) The over-50 year US economic, financial, political and commercial blockade of Cuba is the main obstacle for the island to fully implement …and more »
- July 18, 2012
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U.S. should scale down $1 billion Kansas biodefense lab: study
(The Chicago Tribune) – The United States should consider scaling down ambitious plans for a $1 billion laboratory in Kansas to study potentially deadly animal diseases, the National Research Council said on Friday in a key report to help the government decide how to proceed.
- July 14, 2012
- | Filed under North America, Policy & Initiatives, and Research
Bird Flu is back in a stronger avataar – Moneycontrol.com
Moneycontrol.comBird Flu is back in a stronger avataarMoneycontrol.comFirst, two academic groups published their much-debated research about a lab-engineered strain of bird flu (H5N1) that shows how it can acquire the ability to rapidly spread among humans, even though now it only hops from bird to bird. For six months …
- July 14, 2012
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Academies Panel Suggests Scaling Down Agro-Defense Laboratory to Reduce … – Science AAAS
Academies Panel Suggests Scaling Down Agro-Defense Laboratory to Reduce …Science AAASEarlier this year, the Obama Administration suspended plans to build the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) after raising questions about whether the government could afford the $1 billion highly secure laboratory for studying dangerous …
- July 14, 2012
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Fed. Panel Supports Kan. Biosecurity Lab Project – ABC News
Fed. Panel Supports Kan. Biosecurity Lab ProjectABC NewsA government-backed committee of the National Research Council issued a report Friday saying the United States would have adequate biosecurity protections even if plans for a proposed $1.14 billion lab in Kansas are scaled back. The study was prepared …and more »
- July 13, 2012
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