| This week in review… disclosure and parallelism at TRIPS Divisions over disclosure and parallelism remain unresolved at TRIPS Council meeting Bridges Weekly Digest - 18 June 2008 GENEVA, SWITZERLAND: The first - and ultimately only - day of the meeting of the Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement Council, originally sched ... 11 days ago · Traditional Knowledge Bulletin · tkbulletin.wordpress.com by Kirsty Galloway McLean  4 references |
| This week in review… The Enduring Voices Project Five-Year Project Aims to Catalog Endangered Languages Voice of America - 18 June 2008 WASHINGTON DC, USA: While there are nearly 7,000 languages, only 83 are used by a majority of the world’s population. Researchers say many of the rest are in danger of disappearing, warning that perhaps half the w ... 11 days ago · Traditional Knowledge Bulletin · tkbulletin.wordpress.com by Kirsty Galloway McLean 4 references |
| This week in review… TK and Climate Change at 5SCWC Renowned experts say Science Centres can inspire a better understanding of Global Warming and Sustainability Issues CNW Group Press Release - 19 June 2008 TORONTO, CANADA: Sheila Watt-Cloutier, Inuit leader, Nobel Prize Nominee, advocate/activist on Arctic climate change, and Dr. Mohamed Hassan, exe ... 11 days ago · Traditional Knowledge Bulletin · tkbulletin.wordpress.com by Kirsty Galloway McLean 4 references |
| Attack of Killer Tomatoes I am starting to wonder if it might not be a good idea to rototill our backyard. Thinking of perhaps building a nice little greenhouse, where we would keep some pretty basic plants, like Tomato Plants and maybe some other vegetables. I mean, you really can’t trust the Government or the Grocery Store ... 14 days ago · Gay Talk · gaystoryman.com/talk by Ian 8 references |
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