Another completely unnecessary GMO technology is on the path to entering U.S. farmland.
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Another completely unnecessary GMO technology is on the path to entering U.S. farmland.
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Professor Michael Antoniou, head of the gene expression and therapy group at King’s College London, explains how regulators are ignoring modern scientific tests and methods, precluding us from better understanding the health risks of GMOs and pesticides.
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Burkina Faso ordered a Gates Foundation-funded research program to stop its activities in the West African nation, with all samples to be destroyed.
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A new study has shown that pollen from genetically-engineered corn can have negative effects on ladybird beetle populations.
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According to the Global Justice Ecology Project, the GE-trees represent a high-risk ecological intervention never tried before and are based on flawed, incomplete science.
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Tragic. And don’t expect GMO labels for these CRISPR, genetically-engineered pigs.
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Based on a first-of-its-kind analysis of USDA data, the report finds that most no-till systems are so heavily dependent on herbicides to manage weeds that a staggering 1/3rd of total annual pesticide use in the U.S. can be attributed to no-till corn and soy production alone.
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The USDA just declared that this GMO 2.0 plant does not need to be regulated and can move forward with commercialization. Not good.
Read Article Europe has historically had a very cautious view of GMOs. Tragically, that may be ending with the possible deregulation of gene-edited crops.
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As a result of over two decades of legal actions, consumer activism and pressure placed on retailers, AquaBounty has announced that it is stopping production of all genetically-engineered salmon and will close its last remaining facility on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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The product would be sold at outlets such as Home Depot, and consumers would add water to the boxes and the genetically-engineered Aedes aegypti will hatch. Terrifying.
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At COP29 in Baku, protesters spoke out against false and misguided solutions proposed by large agribusiness in food production, including GMOs, industrial farms and pesticides.
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A very troubling development.
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A new book explores why it is not at all evident that alternative protein can deliver on its core promise of environmental improvement.
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Yet another country claiming that gene-edited foods are Non-GMO.
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As a flurry of gene-edited foods, including salad greens, are expected to hit the market soon, the propaganda for them — and against organic farming — is ramping up.
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Mexico’s National Council of Humanities, Sciences and Technologies (Conahcyt) heralded the decision as “a triumph for life, health and food sovereignty.”
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Is anyone surprised that data has been hidden and promises have not been fulfilled?
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The court said conflicting scientific views gave rise to “severe” health and environmental safety concerns.
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The Purple Galaxy Tomato splashed across the cover of this season’s Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds caused massive problems for the company.
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The bill sets an important precedent for other states who are considering something similar.
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An absolutely incredible move if the country were to make it.
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Organic and GMOs cannot co-exist because GMO seeds contaminate nearby crops.
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