Gene Silencing Products Set to Enter the Food and Feed Chain

New GE crops using an emerging technology called RNA interference (RNAi) are set to enter the food and feed supply chain. Scientists are questioning the serious lack of safety testing for this technology. […]

Gene Silencing Products Set to Enter the Food and Feed Chain

New GE crops using an emerging technology called RNA interference (RNAi) are set to enter the food and feed supply chain. Scientists are questioning the serious lack of safety testing for this technology. […]

Gene Silencing Products Set to Enter the Food and Feed Chain

 

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A NEW FORM OF GENETIC ENGINEERING WILL SOON BE SOLD T […]

Study Finds Glyphosate Affects Honeybees

A new study has found that the herbicide glyphosate, widely used with herbicide-resistant GM crops, can severely impair learning behavior and short-term memory retention in honeybees, posing a serious threat to long-term colony performance. […]

Study Finds Glyphosate Affects Honeybees


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EFFECTS OF FIELD-REALISTIC DOSES OF GLYPHOSATE ON HONEYBEE APPETITIVE BEHAVIOUR
by Herbert LT, Vázquez DE, Arenas A, Farina WM
J […]

US GM Salmon Company Fined for Regulatory Violations in Panama

A U.S. biotech company’s experimental facility for GM salmon in Panama has been heavily fined for repeated regulatory violations. […]

African Farmers Lead Composting Revolution

100 small-scale farmers in Africa are leading a “composting revolution” which is producing better crops and yields without the use of chemical fertilisers, providing a promising way to feed the continent sustainably. […]

Weak Oversight of GM Field Trials in the U.S.

 

Gene-Altered Apple Tested in Washington State
by BILL LAMBRECHT, HEARST NEWSPAPERS

seattlepi.com, September 5, 2014
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Weak Oversight of GM Field Trials in the U.S.

An investigation into GM field trials in the U.S. reveals the vast extent of outdoor experimentation and a troubling trend of violations, mistakes and risks of contamination which has received inadequate attention from the regulatory authorities. […]

Conventional Breeding for Drought Tolerance More Successful than Genetic Engineering

The success of a maize breeding programme in Africa provides concrete evidence that conventional breeding is more successful than genetic engineering in producing drought-tolerant maize. […]