Though Europe’s de facto moratorium on GM approvals has ended, there is by no means consensus on GMOs in Europe. […]
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A bill to provide for Tasmania to be declared to be a genetically modified organisms free area. […] The study assesses the economic and social consequences of patenting genes and living organisms. Due to the many negative consequences it concludes that no patenting should take place. […] GE crops cannot be contained once they are released into the environment. Growing GE rice will very likely contaminate conventional and organic rice and threaten the livelihoods of millions of farmers. […] GE rice could cause harm to the environment and could prove costly for farmers. GE rice threatens the endangered populations of wild rice in Asia and could cause long-term damage to rice diversity upon which rice consumers all over the world depend. […] This is a study on the gene flow from trangenic oilseed rape to related species, in this case, wild radish. […] This is an editorial in the New York Times on the findings that genes from GE grass can travel much further than anyone had thought possible. (please also see ‘Genes from Engineered Grass Spread for Miles, Study Finds’) […] This is a primer on what monitoring thresholds mean and how they relate to issues of relevance in the Protocol. […] This artcle discusses the safety issues relating to GE insects. […] This research report finds that Cry1Ac protoxin (pCry1Ac) binds to the mucosal surface of the mouse small intestine. […] |
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