Recent Media Articles

• Brister, Deborah. and Anne R. Kapuscinski. Organic Aquaculture: A new wave of the future. Non-copyrighted article for public distribution.
• Brister, Deborah. and Anne R. Kapuscinski. Growers, farmers hash out "organic" standards. July 2000. Fish Farming News.

• Yoon, Carol Kaesuk. REDESIGNING NATURE: A special report.; Altered Salmon Leading Way To Dinner Plates, but Rules Lag, The New York Times, May 1, 2000, Monday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 1; Column 4; National Desk, 3111words.

Dr. Kapuscinski is interviewed in a front-page article for the New York Times regarding the biosafety aspects of transgenically modified salmon.

• Wilson, Kimberly. Fishy Engineerinfsg. 2000. Gene Watch: Monitoring the social impact of biotechnology. 13(3): 1, 4-5.

In an article clearly based on the research done by Dr. Kapuscinski, problems with the regulation and environmental effects of genetically engineered fish are discussed. The Gene Watch is a publication of the Council for Responsible Genetics, with a broad audience of scientists, teachers and consumers.

• Fox, Jeffrey. Lukewarm reception for US biotech proposals. 2000. Nature Biotechnology. 18(6): 590-591.

Dr. Kapuscinski has played a major role in illuminating the flaws in the federal framework for regulating GEO's. In this instance, William Brown, science advisor to Bruce Babbitt, argues that the U.S. regulatory framework for GE fish is inadequate, based on Dr. Kapuscinski's research.

• Fish farming: still a challenge for Minnesota. Star Tribune. July 8, 2000. A16. Editorial.

A pro-fish farming editorial, this Star Tribune piece did not mention the possibility to capitalize on organic aquaculture in Minnesota. This editorial inspired Ruth Kazlak to contact Dr. Kapuscinski for an interview about organic aquaculture in June, 2000.

• Transgenic fish: the next threat to marine biodiversity. 1995. Community Nutrition Institute Report. Community Nutrition Institute, Washington D.C.

Dr. Kapuscinski's work is cited in this report. Her work has indirectly influenced the report. It is a thorough review of the threats to biodiversity created by GEO's.

• Vorman, Julie. GMO's may pose new risks to endangered species. Reuters. May 4, 2000.

Here, William Brown, the science advisor to U.S. Interior Secretary, is quoted using language that he developed from Anne's critique of the current federal regulatory framework.