Soybean is viewed as a very attractive crop for the production of biodiesel. This briefing looks into attempts to develop GM soybean for that purpose in South Africa. […]
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Friends of the Earth Africa announced that LLRICE601 has been found in rice supply in the West African countries of Ghana and Sierra Leone. […] Soybean is viewed as a very attractive crop for the production of biodiesel. This briefing looks into attempts to develop GM soybean for that purpose in South Africa. […] Future of Rice – Executive Summary Rice is the world’s most important staple food – grown in over 100 countries, consumed regularly by over two billion people and the primary source of protein for millions. But the production of rice i […] This note explains what the WTO Dispute Panel on the EC biotechnology case decided, what might be appealed, and what might be important to developing countries wanting to regulate GM imports and other products. […] The report shows that GE rice and the risks that it brings are simply unnecessary as there are existing rice production methods that are sustainable. […] Item 1 SOUTH AFRICA’S WINE INDUSTRY THREATENED BY GM GRAPEVINE TRIALS Issued by the African Centre for Biosafety and Earthlife Africa [1] Johannesburg 15 October 2006. The African Centre for Biosafety (ACB) and Eart […] r Item 1 Biotech Rice Saga Yields Bushel of Questions for Feds The amendment to the Aarhus Convention concerning public participation in decision-making on genetically modified organisms was adopted at the second meeting of the Parties to the Convention in September 2005. […] r Genetic Engineering and Omitted Health Research: Still No Answers to Ageing Questions Terje Traavik and Jack Heinemann Introduction Some of the most crucial scientific questions concerning the health effects of genetic en […] |
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