Biotech firms largely skip fees agreed for use of genetic data
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Two years after a United Nations biodiversity summit agreed that companies profiting from genetic data from Earth’s plants, animals and microbes should pay a small share of revenue to preserve nature, only a handful of small biotechnology firms have paid in, for a combined total of just US$10,588.
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