This report issued by the USDA auditor, the Office of Inspector General, found that the department has failed to properly oversee field trials of GE crops, including plants designed to produce chemicals for medical and industrial use. […]
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This is an executive summary of the report that analyses the way in which GM crops have been introduced between 1996-2005. The rapid penetration of GM crops in a few countries has been largely the result of aggressive push by corporations such as Monsanto […] This is an executive summary of the report that analyses the way in which GM crops have been introduced between 1996-2005. The rapid penetration of GM crops in a few countries has been largely the result of aggressive push by corporations such as Monsanto […] Arpad Pusztai and Susan Bardocz describe the step-by-step process of conducting risk assessment on GM food/plants. […] Item 1 Executive Summary Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Controls Over Issuance of Genetically Engineered Organism Release Permits (Audit Report 50601-8-Te) Results in Brief The number of approved applica […] This is a report from an Ad Hoc Group appointed by the Norwegian Scientific Panel on GMOs and Panel on Biological Hazards which assesses the potential long-term health effects caused by antibiotic resistance marker genes in GMOs […] This briefing reviews the different approaches used to prevent GM contamination and considers their effectiveness and practicality. This is important because ‘biological containment’ is being promoted as a biosafety issue. […] Item 1 Report Finds Only Modest Gains for Farmers Who Grow Genetically Engineered Pharmaceutical Crops Union of Concerned Scientists, USA (http://www.ucsusa.org/news/press=5Frelease/report-finds-only-modest.htm) 09 Dec 2005 […] Report finds only modest gains for farmers who grow genetically engineered pharmaceutical crops. […] Item 1 Bt cotton seeds fail to germinate The Hindu, India, by Gargi Parsai (http://www.hindu.com/2005/11/10/stories/2005111007110500.htm) 10 Nov 2005 NEW DELHI: Up to 75 per cent of the Bt cotton seeds in 35 per cent of the […] |
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