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The development of GE trees is biased against a social arrangement that rely on biological diversity. Tackling the challenge GM trees pose means tackling the industrial and bureaucratic tradition which seeks the radical simplification of landscapes. […]
This report summarizes the different research emphases on transgenic woody plants, presents problems and limits of the new developments and discusses possible risks. […]
Friends of the Earth comments on the environmental assessment conducted by APHIS on Permit Application No. 04-114-02r, submitted by ProdiGene, Inc. for cultivation of corn genetically engineered to produce a novel recombinant version of trypsinogen in Fri […]
Item 1 For Release: August 19, 2004 For More Information: Liz Hitchcock or Richard Caplan 202-546-9707 http://www.uspirg.org/reports/dutytodisclose8_04.pdf […]
Friends of the Earth comment’s on the environmental assessment conducted by APHIS on Permit Application No. 04-114-02r, submitted by ProdiGene, Inc. for cultivation of corn genetically engineered to produce a novel recombinant version of trypsinogen in F […]
Friends of the Earth comments on the environmental assessment conducted by APHIS on Permit Application No. 04-121-01r, submitted by ProdiGene, Inc. for cultivation of corn genetically engineered to produce a novel recombinant version of bovine aprotinin i […]
Researchers say crossing avian and human flu viruses is crucial to understanding the threat of a new influenza pandemic, but they admit that they might create a monster. […]
The ETC Group provides an update on policy discussions related to nanotech health and safety issues and the glaring lack of regulatory oversight. […]
How Prof. Joe Cummins uncovered the great scandal of how US regulatory agencies approved a GM papaya even though it carries a viral gene known to be a potential allergen. […]
The surprising speed with which multiple herbicide tolerant oilseed rape appeared in Canada and the US raises serious questions over horizontal gene transfer and transgenic instability. […]
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