This briefing concludes that the present federal oversight in the United States is insufficient to address the potential environmental, human health, and economic consequences of experimental genetically engineered crops. […]
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r THE FAILURE OF GE PAPAYA IN HAWAII Greenpeace International, May 2006 Summary The ringspot virus-resistant genetically engineered (GE) papaya introduced in Hawaii in 1998 has been a commercial failure that […] r Item 1 Center for Food Safety Contamination from Gene-altered Crop Trials Poses Unappreciated Threats to Wildlife New Report Exposes Inadequate Regulation of Risks of Gene Flow from Experimental Crops […] r Pesticides Action Network Asia Pacific and People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty Bilateral Free Trade and Investment Agreements and the US Corporate Biotech Agenda Bilateral […] Introduced in Hawaii in 1998, GE papaya is facing many setbacks and the prospects for the industry is dim, thus contradicting claims of its success by the GE industry and its allies. […] r Unusual livestock deaths blamed on Bt Cotton Thursday, June 1, 2006 (Hyderabad): r Item 1 Centre for Integrated Research 4 June 2006 […] Bilateral free trade agreements are seen by the agricultural biotechnology industry as an important conduit for spreading GMOs around the world. […] Current field trials of experimental, untested GE crops pose unassessed risks to wildlife, yet US government regulators have inadequate safeguards to protect the environment from genetic contamination […] r BRIEFING DOCUMENT SOUTH AFRICA, BIOETHANOL AND GMOS: A HEADY MIXTURE By Mariam Mayet May […] |
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