Did Bt cotton fail AP again in 2003-2004?

A season long study [2003-2004] of the performance of Bt Cotton in Andhra Pradesh, India. […]

Performance Report of Bt Cotton in Andhra Pradesh

A survey directed by the State Department of Agriculture of Andhra Pradesh, India has found that in some areas where Bt cotton was grown, yields were lower than that of non-Bt cotton and cultivation costs were also higher, for the 2002 planting season. […]

Did Bt Cotton Save Farmers in Warangal?

This study analyse the situation in Andhra Pradesh, a major cotton producer in India, after the first year of cultivation of GM cotton. […]

Bt Cotton and Small-scale Farmers in Makhathini – A Story of Debt, Dependency, and Dicey Economics

This is a story about the experiences of the farmers of Makhathini in South Africa with Bt cotton. It is also a story about dependency and indebtedness. […]

The Cartagena Biosafety Protocol and the WTO agreements

The relationship between the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety and the WTO agreements has yet to be settled. The following article examines how the WTO agreements impact on biosafety and the Cartagena Protocol. […]

Biotech’s Dismal Performance

Biotech’s Dismal Bottom Line: More Than $40 Billion in Losses As Scientists Search for Cures, They Gobble Investor Cash; A Handful Hit the Jackpot ‘The Ultimate Roulette Game’ DAVID P. HAMILTON / Wall Street Journal 20 may 04 Sin […]

Nanotechnology, a hard pill to swallow whole

It is imperative to separate myth from reality in nanotechnology’s vision for medicine, to help decide how the technology can improve our lives without compromising our dignity and freedom. […]

GMOs — A Decade of Failure

The promises made by biotech companies have failed to become reality. […]

Metal Nanoshells, Cure or Curse?

Among the nanoparticles developed for use in medical and other applications are non-biodegradable metal nanoshells. Has enthusiasm to exploit their remarkable properties run too far ahead of safety considerations? […]

Why (nano) size matters

Industry and government regulators maintain that the unique size and properties of nanoscale materials do not warrant a closer look at the potential health, safety and environmental impacts. However, the ETC Group explains why size matters. […]