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Genetic engineering of the rich overshadows cloning fears. - Radio, 18:16
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Feb. 1, 1998
Author Lee Silver on 'Cloning and Beyond'
Radio
18:16
Scientists dissect the studies suggesting GM corn is killing monarch butterflies. - Radio, 17:24
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Oct. 20, 1999
Behind the monarch media hype
Radio
17:24
Geneticist Richard Lewontin challenges the notion that humans are
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Oct. 25, 1996
Biology as ideology: The doctrine of DNA
Radio
15:03
Banning all cloning could prevent lifesaving research. - Television, 02:06
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Aug. 16, 2000
Britain to ease human embryo cloning ban; Canada may ban
Television
02:06
New guidelines for a controversial science balances ethics and advancement. - Television, 03:34
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March 4, 2002
Canada announces guidelines for stem cell research
Television
03:34
Cloning has leapt from science fiction to science fact. Once merely the realm of imagination (a duplicate Elvis, a rink full of Gretzkys, or an army of Hitlers), the science of cloning, for medical advance or for reproduction, has raced ahead of public policy and ethical debate. From cloned cows to UFO cults, for better or for worse, Canada finds itself in the centre of the clone age.
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Topic spans: 1977-2003
Canada Enters the Clone Age
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16 television clips
13 radio clips
Mighty oaks from little test tubes grow. - Radio, 07:07
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Jan. 27, 1975
Canadian Forestry Service plans to clone trees
Radio
07:07
Canadian conservationist says cloning endangered species is not the answer. - Radio, 07:42
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Dec. 5, 2002
China suggests cloning Giant Pandas
Radio
07:42
Alleged cloned baby is a no-show at this press conference. - Television, 02:19
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Dec. 27, 2002
Clonaid claims first cloned human baby
Television
02:19
One caller takes on the shady lady of cloning. - Radio, 05:20
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Aug. 19, 2001
Clonaid's Boisselier debates cloning on Cross Country Checkup
Radio
05:20
Wealthy American couple donates $2.3 million to genetic researchers. - Radio, 05:57
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April 6, 1999
Couple donates millions to have pet dog Missy cloned
Radio
05:57
Suzuki talks about the politics of science and the science of politics. - Radio, 10:23
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June 28, 1972
David Suzuki on science, elitism and the apocalypse
Radio
10:23
Canada's foremost environmental conscience says GM food is bad science. - Television, 05:48
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Oct. 17, 1999
David Suzuki speaks out against genetically modified food
Television
05:48
A seven-month-old Dorset lamb is the world's first cloned mammal. - Television, 19:26
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Feb. 24, 1997
Dolly the sheep changes the world
Television
19:26
Ian Wilmut addresses international biotechnology conference. - Radio, 04:44
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Nov. 14, 1997
Dolly's creator in Toronto: 'No reason to clone humans'
Radio
04:44
The first cloned mammal is euthanized due to signs of premature aging. - Television, 02:22
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Feb. 14, 2003
Dolly's death raises big questions
Television
02:22
Neighbours and scientists question the Saskatchewan farmer's defence. - Television, 07:46
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June 20, 2001
Doubting the validity of Percy Schmeiser's story
Television
07:46
Canada's single largest crop is caught in a biotech battleground. - Television, 17:59
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Oct. 13, 2003
Duelling over GM wheat
Television
17:59
Could cloning and genetic engineering lead to cloned armies, or a class of wealthy people with genetic advantages? - Television, 16:06
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Jan. 20, 1998
Fears of a clone age
Television
16:06
A Boston company may have paved the way for finding a cure for 100 diseases, or for human cloning. - Radio, 18:50
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Nov. 27, 2001
First human embryo cloned
Radio
18:50
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