A TWN briefing on financial security under the Cartagena Protocol on BIosafety: a Philippines Case […]
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Two research institutions argues that organic agriculture can help farmers adapt to climate change. […] A new report from the UK Food Group points to the need for a radical shift towards more ecological and equitable food provision. […] TWN’s comments on the draft civil liability guidelines prepared by the ‘Group of Friends of the Co-Chairs on liability and redress in the context of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety’ (GFCC). […] The rapid spread of glyphosate resistant Palmer pigweed constitutes a major agronomic failure of genetically engineered Roundup Ready seeds. This TWN paper examines the phenomenon and its impacts on US agriculture. […] As lab-made life was announced, the ETC Group calls for Global Moratorium on Synthetic Biology due to ethical concerns and the implications of the largely unknown field. […] This paper makes the case for good agricultural management via organic agriculture practices that can compensate for most of the agriculture sector’s greenhouse gas emissions. […] A 12-year experiment in the United States has shown that organic yields are improving and sometimes exceeding conventional yields. […] Research funding decisions are about how to best spend public money, which institutions to support and what incentives to provide to researchers. This report investigates the shaping of science, innovation and the economy in the UK and Europe. […] Monsanto has recently applied to extend field trials of its drought tolerant maize in South Africa. This paper from the African Centre for Biosafety raises biosafety concerns. […] |
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