Rocky Road Still Ahead for ABS Protocol

 

Rocky road still ahead for ABS protocol
by Chee Yoke Ling
April 1st, 2010 | Category: Policy and Regulation

New Plant Pest Caused by Genetically Engineered Corn

In the US genetically engineered corn plants expressing the Bt toxin classified as Cry1Ab are being infested by the larvae of the western bean cutworm (Striacosta albicosta). This document discusses this issue. […]

Socio-Economic Impacts of GMOs in Spain

This document analyses the socio-economic impacts of GM cultivation in Spain. […]

Access and Benefit Sharing Protocol Gaining Shape

Optimism for a New Treaty to Combat Biopiracy

Stacked GMOs a Challenge for Biosafety

This report discusses GM stacked varieties and reveals current and future trends. […]

Who Benefits from GM Crops’ – FoEE 2010 Report

This report examines the evidence for claims that GM crops can combat climate change and finds that GM crops could actually increase carbon emissions. […]

Stacked GMOs a Challenge for Biosafety

 

Media Advisory
March 9th, 2010 | Category: Sustainable Systems

Problems with Genetically-Engineered Crops in the Field

GE crops have repeatedly failed to perform as intended in the field and have given rise to new agronomic problems. This report discusses the issues. […]

Negotiations on Liability and Redress for LMO Damage Inch Forward: International Treaty in Sight

Negotiations on liability and redress for LMO damage inch forward: International treaty in sight

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