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Appendix A: Agenda
Appendix A: Agenda
Pages 29-32
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Transgenic Agriculture: What is the baseline for comparing ecological benefits and risks? Peter Day, Rutgers University 10:00 Risk Assessment versus Monitoring: Appropriateness and Timing Bob Frederick, Environmental Protection Agency 0:35 BREAK 29
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8:30 Using Ecological Models in Risk-Based Environmental Monitoring Steve Bartell, Cadmus Group 9:05 Monitoring for Resistance in Target Pests: Bt Corn Fred Gould, North Carolina State University
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, Ohio State University BREAK III. Wrap-Up Session 3:00 Public Risk Perception and Environmental Impact of GM Crops Implications for the Development of an Effective Risk Communication Strategy.
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32 3:30 4:30 5:00 APPENDIX A Panel Discussion: Establishing Criteria and Priorities for a Monitoring Program Steve Bartell, Cadmus Group Max Carter, Farmer Stephen Duke, United States Department of Agriculture Fred Gould, North Carolina State University David Andow (moderator) , University of Minnesota Concluding Remarks Barbara Schaal, Washington University END OF PROGRAM
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