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    Climate Change for Biotechnology? UK Public Opinion 1991- 2002

    Gaskell, George
    Allum, Nick
    Bauer, Martin W.
    Jackson, Jonathan
    Howard, Susan
    Lindsey, Nicola
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    Abstract
    The 1991 2002 Eurobarometer surveys show a steady decline in optimism about biotechnology in the United Kingdom (UK) through the 1990s. After 1999, there is more optimism and less opposition to agri-food biotechnologies. The paper discusses possible causes of these changes and argues that the UK public is still open to persuasion.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/241
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    AgBioForum, 6(1&2) 2003: 55-67.
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