The Global Status of Genetically Engineered Crops: 10 years of continuing rejection

A summary of global reaction against genetic engineering in 2006 provides evidence that resistance to GE crops continues to grow among farmers, consumers and governments. […]

Feral Oilseed Rape – Investigations on its Potential for Hybridisation

Feral oilseed rape is known to persist in the environment for a long time. This raises concern that if GE oilseed rape ran feral, their transgenes could pose as a source of GM contamination of conventional fields […]

Transformation-induced Mutations in Transgenic Plants: Analysis and Biosafety Implications

A comprehensive and up to date resource on the characteristics of transgene integration and associated genetic changes. […]

Submission to the Convention on Biological Diversity to Consider the Impact of GE Trees

A submission by Greenpeace to the Convention on Biological Diversity to consider and assess the potential environmental, cultural, and socio-economic impacts of genetically modified trees on forest biological diversity […]

Austrian Review of Scientific Evidence Regarding GM Maize

This review by the Austrian government, examines recent scientific evidence concerning potential environmental and health risks of two GM maize lines – MON810 and T25. Austria has invoked national safeguard measures for these GMOs. […]

Union of Concerned Scientists on GE Pharmaceutical and Industrial Crops

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Position Paper: Pharmaceutical and Industrial Crops

This paper details the position of the Union of Concerned Scientists regarding federal policy on crops genetically engineered to produce pharmaceutical and industrial compounds. […]

Oilseed Rape Transgenes Found in Feral Relatives in Japan

Monitoring the escape of transgenic oilseed rape around Japanese ports and roadsides
Environ. Biosafety Res. 4 (2005) 217-222
DOI: 10.1051/ebrbioarticle_435006003
(http://www.edpsciences.org/articles/ebr/abs/2005/04/ebr0521/ebr0521.html)

Interview: Risk assessment for Bt plants (2)

Interview with Jorg Romeis on the development of suitable models for the ecological risk assessment of Bt maize on non-target organisms. […]

Interview: Risk assessment for Bt plants (1)

Interview with Angelika Hilbeck on the development of suitable models for the ecological risk assessment of Bt maize on non-target organisms. […]