The Real Reasons for the Failure of Golden Rice

Two scientists examine the real causes for the failure of genetically modified Golden Rice. […]

Agroecology Contributes Positively to SDGs

A meta-analysis of 50 case studies from 22 African countries shows the contribution of agroecology to the attainment of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). […]

GM Enzymes Used in Cleaning Products and Food ‘Are Potent Allergens’, Warns Study

A recent study has warned that genetically modified enzymes used in food, perfumes, medicine and cleaning products are “potent allergens” and should be tested like other potentially hazardous chemicals. […]

Court Documents Reveal Oxitec’s GE Mosquitoes Could Cause Increased Numbers of Different Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes

GE mosquito company Oxitec has admitted a major risk of its technology – reducing one mosquito species may increase the numbers of a second disease-carrying species […]

Mega-Mergers Will Put Three Companies in Control of Global Agriculture

Mega-mergers between agri-corporate giants are poised to put three companies in control of most of the world’s agrochemicals and seeds, threatening the survival of smallholder farmers. […]

Maize Farming in Africa is Vulnerable to Uncontrolled Spread of Genetically Modified Varieties

A new publication from GenØk-Centre for Biosafety, Norway shows that maize farming by smallholders in Africa, for local food production, is particularly vulnerable to the introduction of genetically modified (GM) maize. […]

Mainstreaming Ecosystem Functions and Biodiversity into Agriculture

A joint FAO-CBD report addresses the need for mainstreaming biodiversity and ecosystem functions into agricultural production and management, so as to minimize agrochemical use. […]

Press Release; Court Documents Reveal Oxitec’s Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes Could Cause Increased Numbers of Different Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes

GE mosquito company Oxitec has admitted a major risk of its technology – reducing one mosquito species may increase the numbers of a second disease-carrying species. […]

Rootworm Resistance to Bt Corn Reflects Failure of Industrial Agriculture

The re-emergence of the corn rootworm due to pesticide resistance reflects a broken cycle of pests and pesticides, and a broken agricultural system. […]

Genetic “Extinction” Technology Rejected by International Group of Scientists, Conservationists and Environmental Advocates

At the 2016 World Conservation Congress, members of IUCN, including NGOs, governments, and scientific/academic institutions, voted to adopt a de facto moratorium on research into gene drives until the IUCN has fully assessed their impacts. […]