Argentina: Countryside No Longer Synonymous with Healthy Living

Once a serene refuge from urban pollution and chaos, the Argentine countryside has now become a place fraught with risks. The massive use of pesticides on fields of GE soy is creating a “health catastrophe” in the rural sector. […]

Report: Failure to Yield

For years the biotechnology industry has trumpeted that it will feed the world, promising that its genetically engineered crops will produce higher yields. That promise has proven to be empty, says UCS. […]

Bayer Pushing GE Rice – LL62

Bayer is pushing for legal approval of its GE rice – LL62 – in Brazil, South Africa, the EU, India and the Philippines. In the USA, the Bayer GE rice has already been approved for commercial planting, although farmers in the US are reluctant to plant it. […]

Transgenic crops: a questionable option?

The article provides an overview of the GM scene in India, while placing GM crops in a global context. […]

Schadensbericht Gentechnik

Report finds that GE crops do not bring any macro-economic benefits while incurring high costs and pose risks. […]

Manganese Nutrition of Glyphosate-resistant and Conventional Soybeans

This study found that glyphosate-resistant soybean did not respond to manganese fertilizer in the same way as the conventional variety. […]

Ecotoxicological Assessment of the Effects of Glyphosate and Chlorpyrifos in an Argentine Soya Field

The study investigated the potential effects of two Bt corn lines and their plant residues on a group of beneficial plant symbionts fundamental for soil fertility. […]

Experimental Systems to Monitor the Impact of Transgenic Corn on Keystone Soil Microorganisms

The study investigated the potential effects of two Bt corn lines and their plant residues on a group of beneficial plant symbionts fundamental for soil fertility. […]

Seed Corporations Profit While Millions Starve

FRIENDS OF THE EARTH EUROPE
PRESS RELEASE, February 10 2009

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NEW REPORT: BIOTECH INDUSTRY FAKES GROWTH OF GM CROPS IN EUROPE
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Do GM Crops Increase Yield?

Monsanto says yes but food and agriculture analyst Devinder Sharma begs to differ. […]