A new study shows that genes from genetically engineered grass can spread much farther than previously known, a finding that raises questions about the straying of other plants altered through biotechnology. […]
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A new study shows that genes from genetically engineered grass can spread much farther than previously known, a finding that raises questions about the straying of other plants altered through biotechnology. […] Lim Li Ching discusses the link between the Cartegena Protocol on Biosafety and food aid with special emphasis to Africa. […] At a recent biotechnology industry meeting in San Francisco, governments and local authorities across the US and as far away as Malaysia were busy courting biotech companies to set up a presence in their respective home grounds. But as this article ex […] Governments everywhere are busy courting the biotechnology industry to set up companies on their home ground. As Chee Yoke Heong explains, there is little basis for this sanguine view about the economic prospects of the biotech industry. […] This paper summarises a critical analysis of the effectiveness of monitoring for evidence of genetically modified/engineered organisms in the human food supply. […] Prof. Joe Cummins warns of special health impacts of vaccine and antibodies in pharm crops. […] The development of GE trees is biased against a social arrangement that rely on biological diversity. Tackling the challenge GM trees pose means tackling the industrial and bureaucratic tradition which seeks the radical simplification of landscapes. […] This report summarizes the different research emphases on transgenic woody plants, presents problems and limits of the new developments and discusses possible risks. […] Friends of the Earth comments on the environmental assessment conducted by APHIS on Permit Application No. 04-114-02r, submitted by ProdiGene, Inc. for cultivation of corn genetically engineered to produce a novel recombinant version of trypsinogen in Fri […] Friends of the Earth comment’s on the environmental assessment conducted by APHIS on Permit Application No. 04-114-02r, submitted by ProdiGene, Inc. for cultivation of corn genetically engineered to produce a novel recombinant version of trypsinogen in F […] |
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