Environment

No US Breakthroughs With Brazil Reported In Trade Talks

DOW JONES NEWSWIRES | November 8, 2003 WASHINGTON (AP)--The Bush administration reported no breakthroughs Saturday in informal discussions aimed at trying to resolve deep differences between the U.S. and Brazil over the scope of a hemisphere-wide free trade agreement.

Developing Nations Set To Cash In On Marine Resources To Meet Global Demand

Financial Express | By Ashok Sharma October 5, 2003 The developing countries, particularly in Asia are likely to over exploit their marine resources in the next two decades to meet the needs of global consumers. The remaining one-quarter of the world marine wild fisheries that are not fully exploited (all of which are in the tropics) will become more heavily fished.

Soy Farming Cuts Deep Into Amazon Brazil""s Choice / Big Export Market

International Herald | September 18, 2003

Biological Globalisation Needs to be Checked

NRC Handelsblad | By Wouter van der Weijden | September 7, 2003

Achieving Harmony In Trade And Environment: The Way Forward

Global Environment Trade Study | August 29, 2003 Wednesday, September 10, 2003 Hotel Sierra -- Conference Room Number 2 2:00 - 3:30 PM Panel: Achieving Harmony in Trade and Environment: New Views from the Pacific Chair: Mark Ritchie, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)

Gold Firm Plans Suit Under NAFTA

Los Angeles Times | By Evelyn Iritani | August 20, 2003 Canadian mining company says California limits make its Imperial property worthless. , Times Staff writer Mining company Glamis Gold Ltd. is taking aim at tough California environmental laws by threatening to sue under an obscure provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

18th Session of the Global Biodiversity Forum

ICTSD | August 16, 2003

Global Forest and Paper Industries Unite to Seek Free and Fair Trade

Canada NewsWire | July 8, 2003