Genetic Resources and the Convention on Biological Diversity
Richard J. Blaustein
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Richard J. Blaustein
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Abstract At a meeting in Brazil in March, the Convention on Biological Diversity moved a step closer to finalizing an international regulatory regime for access to and benefit sharing of genetic resources. Discussions now under way will be influential in determining policies governing biodiversity research and bioprospecting.
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Abstract At a meeting in Brazil in March, the Convention on Biological Diversity moved a step closer to finalizing an international regulatory regime for access to and benefit sharing of genetic resources. Discussions now under way will be influential in determining policies governing biodiversity research and bioprospecting.
Key concepts: Bioprospecting, Convention on Biological Diversity, Biodiversity, Genetic resources, Convention, Diversity (politics), Genetic diversity, Political science