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Greenpeace Welcomes EPA Chief with Ton of CornGreenpeace Welcomes EPA Chief with Ton of Corn

March 1, 2001

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Greenpeace Welcomes EPA Chief with Ton of Corn


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Greenpeace Welcomes EPA Chiefwith Ton of Corn

WASHINGTON--On Feb. 7, eight members of the environmentalsafety group Greenpeace unloaded more than a ton of corn near the offices of thenew Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) chief, Christie Todd Whitman. Theprotesters, dressed in white biohazard suits, created the wall of corn,representing the StarLink issue, to remind Whitman that "the genetic foodfight is awaiting her attention," according to a press release.The Greenpeace press release also said it expected that Whitman would nameLinda Fisher, a former Monsanto executive, as EPA Deputy Administrator, and thatwas another reason for the act."The Bush Administration is shamelessly handing over our food to thegene giants," Greenpeace said. For more information visit www.greenpeace.org,or www.thecampaign.org

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