"Science journal accused over GM article"

   James Meek, science correspondent
   Saturday June 8, 2002
   The Guardian 

   Britain's most prestigious science journal, Nature, ignored the
   advice of most of its own advisers when it took the
   unprecedented step of retracting an article claiming that DNA
   from genetically modified maize had leached into native, wild
   maize in Mexico, BBC2's Newsnight claimed last night. 

   One of the authors of the original paper was Dr Ignacio Chapela,
   a Mexican scientist based at the University of California,
   Berkeley.

   Confirmation of his findings came last month, not long
   after the Nature disavowal, when Jorge Soberon, executive
   secretary of Mexico's national commission on biodiversity, told a
   conference at the Hague that tests showed that contamination
   of wild crops by rogue DNA was far worse than first reported.

  http://www.guardian.co.uk/gmdebate/Story/0,2763,729655,00.html

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    "Perceptions" note:

    No surprise that English establishment sci journals are
    heavily censored by big money and political interests

    Situation hasn't changed since suppression of Wallace's real
    evolutionary discoveries in favor of Darwin's "selfish is best"
    divisive and racist version - check
      
    http://www.perceptions.couk.com/uef/wallace.html#genius

    More examples of science censorship at:
       
    http://www.perceptions.couk.com/greatest.html#tinsley
            
    http://www.perceptions.couk.com/uef/uchoose.html#journals  

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