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Farmers' story shows the link between economics and soil health that will change agriculture in the US and globally
Makes inflated promises and false claims for an unproven technology
Defra minister Lord Gardiner announced that there would be a public consultation in the autumn
Glyphosate must not be used prior to sowing or harvesting forage crop for certified animals
Intellectual property model of food maintains harmful reliance on GMO grains, detracts from regenerative agriculture, hastens soil loss
WIRED article shows CRISPR gene-editing technology is imprecise, risky, and inhumane to animals
Community and environmental groups applaud decision
Key lies in wide rows, public varieties, low planting populations, non-GMO production, cover crops, livestock, intercropping, and more
Enlist Duo 2,4-D/glyphosate herbicide is designed for use over GMO 2,4-D-tolerant crops
The NFU backed an amendment to the Agriculture Bill allowing ministers to change the definition of a GMO to exempt gene editing
"Public outrage will grow rapidly" – Global Justice Now
This important article gives an update on the damage that GMOs have done to South American agriculture.
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SlowFood.com, 8 JULY 2020
https://www.slowfood.com/free-seeds-and-south-america-without-transgenic-crops/
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Companies ask Ninth Circuit Court to re-hear dicamba case
Robert Howard, a juror in the Johnson v Monsanto trial, asks whether the new ruling is a cause for celebration
“Expert after expert provided evidence that Roundup products are capable of causing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma" – court
Class action case will investigate Bayer’s officers and/or directors
"Large consequences on ecosystem services such as pollination" could result
Journal refuses to publish scientist’s defence of his paper warning of unexpected outcomes from GM mosquitoes release. Report: Claire Robinson
WHO operatives are dismissing all other theories in favour of a narrative fed to the world by the Chinese government
by Jonathan Latham, PhD and Allison Wilson, PhD
A growing number of scientists think that the virus causing COVID-19 may have been genetically engineered and/or a lab escape – but they can't get their evidence published in journals. Report: Claire Robinson
Just 0.2% of cropping area slated for growing GM canola
Federal judge made it clear he would not approve the scheme
Patent application covers genetically engineered bacteria and bees
Rev Paul Cawthorne says some of Bayer's USD650 million given to polluted sites in the US should be used to remediate Monsanto's toxic legacy in the UK
"Results of the study are devastating for AGRA and the prophets of the Green Revolution" – ag expert
Over 78 environmental and agricultural organisations signed letter
Lessons must be learned for plant gene editing. Report: Claire Robinson
Party’s now disowned 2020 Presidential candidate ate “human meat” burger. Jonathan Matthews reports
Rev Paul Cawthorne says some of Bayer's USD650 million given to polluted sites in the US should be used to remediate Monsanto's toxic legacy in the UK
Enlist herbicide contains 2,4-D and glyphosate
"The attorneys who constructed this class action provision in the settlement will receive payouts of $150 million each. They sold out"
Forgoing our links with European suppliers makes no sense economically or health-wise
Net return for organic corn/soybean/wheat rotation significantly higher than conventional
Birger Sørensen says scientific journals are showing "a certain reluctance" to publish his team's findings – but without scientific objections
The amendment to the Agriculture Bill seeking to de-regulate gene-edited foods and crops should be discarded
Members of lead law firms who won trials pitting cancer patients against Monsanto are considering challenging the terms of proposed “class action” settlement
Move is aimed at protecting human health and the environment
Judges deny BASF's motion, dicamba registrations remain vacated
Noisy onslaughts tip the scales towards industry. Report: Jonathan Matthews
Settlement cheats Roundup victims, says GeneEthics
Glyphosate and neonics implicated in global insect decline
Number of active lawsuits against the Roundup purveyor recently numbered more than 50,000
In some areas, damage is so severe that tree mortality is higher than from the Emerald Ash Borer, an insect that has killed tens of millions of trees across 25 states
After dissident group of German Greens lobbied for gene editing to be de-regulated, spokesmen re-affirm Party's commitment to strong regulation under the EU's GMO laws
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