Greenpeace Analysis of Industry’s Revised Proposed ‘Compact’

This is an analysis of Industry’s proposal of a contractual compensation agreement (a “Compact”), aimed as an alternative to the compensation funds and financial security requirements under discussion in the liability and redress negotiations. […]

False Industry Claims of GM Cultivation in Europe?

A European biotech lobby is said to have inflated the figures on GM crop cultivation. […]

Made by Monsanto: the Corporate Shaping of GM Crops as a Technology for the Poor

How GM technology which has marginal relevance to developing countries justified itself as the solution to the development of poor countries. […]

The New Techniques of Genetic Engineering

The biotech industry have developed two new techniques – artificial minichromosomes and transformed organelles. Are they safe? […]

Organic farming beats GE as response to global warming

Organic agriculture has the potential to reduce, mitigate, and adapt to climate change impacts while remaining accessible to the billions of subsistence farmers around the world. […]

Potential human health risks from Bt plants

This paper summaries key findings of studies which raises questions about the human health safety of Bt plants. […]

Effects on Health and Environment of Bt Brinjal

Analysis by Prof Gilles-Eric Seralini of CRIIGEN on Mahyco’s data on Bt brinjal in India which raises serious questions about the methodologies used and the health and environment safety of the crop. […]

Threats of corporate concentration in agriculture

Corporate control over commercial food, farming, livestock, health and the Earth’s remaining natural resources is increasing. […]

The campaign for genetically modified rice is at the crossroads

A critical look at Golden Rice after 10 years of development. […]

Is ecological agriculture productive?

This paper summarizes some of the available evidence to demystify the productivity debate of organic agriculture and demonstrates that ecological agriculture is indeed productive, especially so in developing countries. […]