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Ukraine has ratified the amendment on public participation in decisions on the deliberate release into the environment and placing on the market of genetically modified organisms (GMO amendment) to the UNECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention). This ratification triggers the entry into force of the GMO amendment, which will become effective on 20 April 2025. […]
Agroecology is a solution which can transform food systems and enhance producers’ autonomy, while mitigating environmental and social consequences. […]
Company producing first ever commercialized GE Salmon shuts down operations following rejection by largest food retailers, food service companies and court challenges in the US and Canada. […]
A feeding study has shown that a 90-day diet of ten percent GM soybean oil results in signs of kidney and liver damage in rats. […]
This legislative study provides a comprehensive overview of biosafety obligations and practical ways in which biosafety measures can be mainstreamed into the national laws, policies and institutional frameworks. […]
Rooted Magazine has been launched this October – this first issue explores how food system actors, including farmers, have shaped the creation and implementation of policies that enable agroecology. […]
This document provides guidance for integrating agroecology and food systems into the development and implementation of National Biodiversity Strategies and Actions Plans, in alignment with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. […]
This study developed analytical methods which allowed reliable detection of mutations introduced in plants made by new genomic techniques. […]
Scientific analysis prepared by Mexico’s national agency for science and technology provides evidence for its restriction on the use of GM corn in tortillas and other minimally processed corn products, and phase out of the use of glyphosate. […]
National agricultural policies and budgets in Southern Africa largely support conventional, industrial farming practices. There is a need for governments to prioritise food sovereignty and agroecology in policy and financial investments and develop national agroecology strategies. […]
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