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    Genetic engineering in New Zealand: science, ethics and public policy

    Macer, Darryl; Bezar, Howard; Gough, Janet D.
    Abstract
    Genetic engineering is rapidly being acknowledged as an emerging technology that has immense potential to improve the health, living standards, economy and environment for New Zealanders. However, some aspects of the technology challenge social values, legal and environmental protection, and production systems. This study was undertaken to present a balanced discussion document describing the science of and the social, ethical, commercial, safety, legal and environmental issues associated with genetic engineering.
    Keywords
    genetic engineering; risk assessment; Maori values; ethical issues; safety; public policy; sustainable agriculture; risk management; biotechnology; genetically modified organism (GMO)
    Date
    1991-06
    Type
    Monograph
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