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STOP THE BU BIOTERRORISM LAB
Links
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Go to the website of the
Council for Responsible Genetics, one of our partners in opposition to
the bioterrorism laboratory, for more information and links to other
resources:
www.gene-watch.org/bubiodefense
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Go to the website of
BUGBLOC, another partner in opposition to the bioterrorism laboratory:
www.bugbloc.org
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The Sunshine Project is
an international non-profit that works against the hostile use of
biotechnology and to strengthen the global consensus against biowarfare:
www.sunshine-project.org.
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The MIT Security
Studies Program has a website, Level 4, Biosafety Laboratories: Public
Information and Risk Analysis, whose purpose is to educate the public
about the new BSL4 labs. The site includes information about BU’s
proposed bioterrorism lab.
http://web.mit.edu/ssp/twg/level4/
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Go to the website of
Boston Mobilization, another partner in opposition to the bioterrorism
lab:
http://www.bostonmobilization.org/
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SAMPAN, New England's
only Chinese-English newspaper, has done much reporting on the lab. You
can find the articles at
http://www.aaca-boston.org/SampanWeb/ehtml/2003/1205/bioinfo.html
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The
article, Proposed U.S. Biological Research Could Challenge Treaty
Restrictions, Experts Charge, from the June 30, 2004, issue of Global
Security Newswire. “Offering a controversial justification, the Bush
administration is planning to perform certain biological defense
activities that some arms control experts say could violate the
Biological Weapons Convention and potentially render its restrictions
meaningless”
http://tinyurl.com/yqxe6
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The article, Bioterror
Brain Drain, in the October 2003 issue of the American Prospect,
discusses how the Bush administration's bioterrorism agenda is
distorting public health research in the country. It discusses the type
of research that may get done in the bioterrorism lab, why the lab will
not be working on finding cures for diseases such as tuberculosis, and
the economics of the research.
http://www.prospect.org/print/V14/9/goozner-m.html.
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The article, The Next
Worst Thing, in the March/April 2004 issue of Mother Jones, discusses
whether the federal government's expansion of biodefense research is
paving the way for the bioweapons of the future.
http://www.motherjones.com/news/outfront/2004/03/02_400.html
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