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The Lowdown on Lockdown (Do or Die)
As part of a global trend towards privatising the functions of the state, multinational companies are taking over the expanding prison system in the UK. Under New Labour's ... prisons themselves, with their daunting razor-wire topped walls, to the management consortiums, investors, companies exploiting prisoners as slave labour, and the relatively undefended construction sites and corporate ...
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The Eternal Threat (Do or Die)
... increasingly commercialised and industrial (for developing countries) world with ever more people to feed and multinational companies growing ever bigger and more powerful, the clamour for land gets greater year by year ...
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WELL - Resource Centre Network for Water, Sanitation and Environmental Health
We can identify formal private sector organisations ranging from multi-national companies with thousands of ... populations usually involved, such information spreads slowly. Where other than formal private sector companies are involved, we can see closer and more effective relationships developing both through ...
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MRF > Corporate Social Responsibility
Through voluntary commitment to CSR, companies are hoping to send ... information and communication technologies. CSR at present is mainly driven by large or multinational companies that rely extensively on their public reputation for continued viability. A paper "Privatizing ...
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Corporate control - primalseeds
US contact us our aims logo/banner Since 1970 multinational companies have bought or taken control of nearly a thousand, once independent, seed companies. The purchase of Pioneer Hi-Bred in 1999, the ... hybrid crops loose their vigour, farmers were forced to purchase new ones each season. . Patents Multinational corporations have succeeded in gaining patent rights over new crop varieties. In 1970 the ...
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Solvents
There are numerous SME companies involved as well as multinational companies following global production standards © European Fluorocarbons Technical Committee (EFCTC) | Disclaimer | Powered by DAD ...
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The Lexington Group: Our Team
Group. During the past 5 years, Mr. Knight has helped U.S. and Latin American companies develop and implement environmental, health, and safety management systems and prepare for ISO 14001 ... 4 years of experience working with ISO 14001 planning and implementation for large Mexican and multinational companies in the vanguard of EHS management. He also has taught courses in environmental management ...
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Dysfunctional science -To wards a "pseudoscientfic world order"?
Raghavan Srinivasan, World Bank chief procurement adviser. Major actors are multinational companies according to comprehensive report from Corner House. See "Exporting Corruption. Privatisation, Multinationals and ... of "desired truths" as dictated by the government and by the powerful multinational industry. Many scientists may be doing so most unwillingly, but the Pusztai ...
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Why were genetically engineered foods approved in spite of insuffient safety data?
It appears that great pressure from the powerful multinational companies involved, misconceptions due to misinformation from biotech proponents including biased scientists, suppression ... an important part of major seed production companies. If it works, this will yield multi-billion dollar profits. So the multinational companies behind food biotech had extremely strong ...
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UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Publications - The Last Stand of the Orangutan - Multinational Networks
UFS (United Fiber System), a consortium of companies ... et al., 2005). A considerable share of the timber and pulp mills are subsidiaries of multinational companies and processed in Indonesia, but 10--15% of the logs are exported directly to ...
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