STATES WITH BIOTECH LAWS AND REGULATIONS

STATES WITH BIOTECH LAWS AND REGULATIONS (The Scientist, Vol:5, #4, pg.6, February 18, 1991) (Copyright, The Scientist, Inc.) ---------- Florida: Regulation of genetically engineered plants and plant pest organisms through the Plant Industry Law. Hawaii: Statute requires applicants for federal permits or approval of field testing of genetically modified organisms to submit copies of their applications to the Hawaii Department of Health. Illinois: Law requires notification and


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Florida: Regulation of genetically engineered plants and plant pest organisms through the Plant Industry Law.

Hawaii: Statute requires applicants for federal permits or approval of field testing of genetically modified organisms to submit copies of their applications to the Hawaii Department of Health.

Illinois: Law requires notification and review of release of genetically engineered organisms.

Maine: The legislature established a Commission on Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering in 1988 to serve in an advisory capacity to state government.

Minnesota: Passed a law in 1989 that went into effect in January 1991 requiring permits for release of genetically engineered organisms into the environment. In April 1990 the legislature approved a one-year ban on recombinant bovine somatotropin.

New York: Existing New York Public Health Law requires all people engaged in recombinant DNA activity to obtain a certificate or be affiliated with and act under the direction of a person or institution who ...

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