Item 1 (Letter by Greenpeace to Bayer-India) Greenpeace 3360, 13th ‘B’ Mair, HAL-2 Stage […]
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A bill to provide for Tasmania to be declared to be a genetically modified organisms free area. […] GM CROP SAFETY TESTS ‘FLAWED’, NEW SCIENTIFIC PAPER SHOWS EU Approval of Monsanto’s GM Corn Questioned Brussels, November 16, 2004 – A peer-reviewed scientific paper published today in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Reviews debun […] 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. […] More than 8,000 Nebraska corn producers will share in an $11 million settlement of a seed-corn lawsuit. […] For Immediate Release New National Survey of Over One Thousand Grain Elevators Shows Twenty-Four Percent Require GMO Corn Variety Segregation. Twelve Percent Report Offering Premiums for Non-GMO Corn. WASHINGTON — Oct. […] Item 1 Maize and biodiversity: effects of transgenic maize in Mexico Commission for Environmental Cooperation of North America Report of the Secretariat according to Article 13 of the NAAEC[1] 31 August […] 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. […] |
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