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As Bayer’s situation worsens, taxpayers could take a big hit
Investigative journalist exposes vacuous scholarship underlying FOIA denial
The test case of the genetically engineered American chestnut. Executive summary from new report on GE trees
Colombian government decided to rescind the ban on aerial glyphosate spraying after US President Trump threatened to withdraw financial aid
Folta’s wife is said to have hidden from him after he prevented her fleeing the marital home
Canola varieties are marketed as non-transgenic – but are GMOs
GMO promoter lost in fantasy land fails to acknowledge need to store and cook rice
Possible alternatives include hot water, electric shocks, or UV lights
Janet Cotter, PhD comments on an overlooked aspect of President Trump's executive order on GMOs
GM food was "foisted on consumers with no real understanding of the potential risks"
Did you think GM crops and foods had pretty much gone away in Europe? Now they’re set to return.
Political posturing displays contempt for the wider public interest
"We are still not able to fully control the output of genome editing experiments"
Move could allow new GMO foods and animals to be grown and brought to market without any testing, oversight, or scientific review
Other pest control measures also need to be used
Would become first EU country to ban the controversial herbicide
A “pretty inebriated” Folta refused to hand over his car keys, then drove off at high speed
Open letter of concern to Kenneth Kimmell, UCS President
Farmers in Nova Scotia have found that the European corn borer has developed resistance to the GM trait designed to kill it
Aurelia Skipwith worked on GMOs and pesticides at Monsanto
Wheat was only grown in GMO trials and Monsanto shelved it in 2004 amid market rejection concerns
First rewrite of USDA’s biotechnology rules set in 1987
Timothy A. Wise's surreal encounter with Monsanto in Mexico
At least 38 California cities and counties have now adopted bans on synthetic pesticides
GMO advocates say Renan wheat is a GMO according to the EU definition – but an investigation by a French NGO shows they are lying
The GMO-containing burger's future in New York is as murky — and scarce — as its present
“Biofortification is a business strategy, not a solution to global malnutrition.” — Sylvia Mallari, People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty
States' past reporting efforts fell on deaf ears
Contrary to paper's assertion, IARC has not retracted its verdict that glyphosate is a probable human carcinogen
The genetic variation a Chinese scientist was trying to re-create when he edited twin girls' DNA may be more harmful than helpful to health overall
Australian law firms consider more lawsuits / Nufarm says it may face herbicide lawsuits
Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle tells US she would be more open to its interests in UN role
International Life Sciences Institute used by corporate backers to counter public health policies, says study
Monsanto’s own emails and documents reveal a disinformation campaign to hide its weedkiller’s possible links to cancer
Inherent problems with CRISPR technology, health risks of novel foods, and the spectre of bioweapons are ignored in favour of non-existent super crops and livestock animals
The technology's "success story" in the country ignores evidence of abandonment and farmers reporting losses
Public engagement must take place at the beginning of the process in order to define the problem
Research reveals growing swell of government level support worldwide for bans on glyphosate-based herbicides for both health and environmental reasons
The recent news about glyphosate and cancer only highlights a broader problem with our system: our obsession with killing the natural world is poisoning us
GM papaya found in the company’s instant cereals oatmeal porridge
Science journalist calls Folta a liar, challenges Folta to sue him
Kenneth Feinberg will serve as mediator for court-mandated settlement talks between Bayer and people who say the company's glyphosate-based weedkiller, Roundup, gave them cancer
Outgoing EU Commission might approve several controversial applications before handing over
Mahyco Monsanto Biotech entered into pricing agreements directly aimed at overcharging farmers who use GM Bt cotton seeds
$2 billion verdict to give way to massive wave of settlements, says attorney
CEO defends the healthfulness and sustainability of GMO soy with claims that don't stack up
Bayer said the lists covered politicians, journalists and others across seven European countries and in Brussels
The emerging technology is currently "not fit for application" due to uncertainties, serious risks, and limitations
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