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Is a New, Dangerous Biohazard Site Coming to Your State Soon?

By Stan Cox, CounterPunch. Posted March 29, 2008.


Five states are locked in fierce competition over a proposed bioterror lab that will host the world's most feared human and animal pathogens.

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Stan Cox is a plant breeder and writer in Salina, Kansas. His book, Sick Planet: Corporate Food and Medicine, was just published by Pluto Press.

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