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German firms BASF and Bayer are the largest recipients of UK coronavirus support funds, new data reveals
Long before Trump and Co. sought a Chinese scapegoat for the president’s incompetence, researchers understood that the possibility of a laboratory escape was plausible
EPA "substantially understated the risks", says judge
Is considering a genetic manipulation origin for SARS-CoV-2 a conspiracy theory that must be censored?
Sir Richard Dearlove says new scientific report suggests key elements of the virus were "inserted"
Leading immunologists and geneticists say there are two unusual aspects of COVID-19 that raise the possibility it was man-made
Various researchers and news media have drawn up a prima facie case that a laboratory origin is a strong possibility
Smyth, an associate professor at the University of Saskatchewan, promotes and defends GM foods and pesticides
by Pat Thomas and Lawrence Woodward of Beyond GM
“We can’t exclude the possibility that this came from a laboratory experiment rather than from an animal” – Prof Nikolai Petrovsky
Bayer has said it will earmark $8bn to resolve all current cases
Research was omitted from landmark paper claiming natural origin of SARS-CoV-2. Report: Claire Robinson
Ministers want to change the EU definition of a GMO to exclude gene-edited organisms
In Asia, corporations are using the COVID-19 pandemic to aggressively promote highly hazardous pesticides and GM crops
Two recently published studies provide evidence that COVID-19 resulted from artificial manipulation of the structure of coronaviruses
Retired US army colonel slams attempts to control the public narrative on SARS-CoV-2's origin
Scientists point to unmatched ability of the virus’s protruding spike to infect human cells
Decision "will benefit multinational agrichemical firms more than local farmers" – Green MP
Some of the work was done at minimal levels of biosafety. Report by Jonathan Matthews and Claire Robinson
Small steps forward for sustainability instead of a giant leap
Researchers find International Life Sciences Institute "acts to promote the corporate agenda of its funders"
Studies implicate eating pesticide-treated foods in fertility problems
International Food Policy Research Institute and ministry of ag claimed 27,000 farmers were cultivating GM Bt brinjal – but markets show no presence
Agency has ignored many scientific publications in its draft report
A scientist argues that the evidence for a “natural” origin for the virus is fabricated. Report: Claire Robinson
Many dismiss possibility that COVID-19 might have come from a lab – but they may be unaware of the frequency of potential pandemic pathogens escaping from laboratories
No reliable method to predict biological effects in offspring of GM mosquitoes – new paper
Findings come as spraying of drift-prone herbicide ramps up in Midwest, South
Dr Jonathan Latham also points to EcoHealth Alliance’s major conflicts of interest
The US funded dangerous gain-of-function research on coronaviruses in China. Claire Robinson reports
Researchers draw attention to hazards posed by biosafety labs and "gain-of-function" research
Testing could start this summer in Florida Keys
Number of plaintiffs claiming that Roundup caused their cancers rose to 52,500 in April from 48,600 in February
Prof Stuart Newman believes genetic engineering may have been involved at some point in the virus’s history
Dangerous pathogens are captured in the wild and made deadlier in government biowarfare labs. Did that happen here?
One survey found large majority want gene-edited products to carry detailed labels – and health concerns remain strong. Claire Robinson reports
The ninth circuit court of appeals is being asked to overturn the EPA’s approval of a Monsanto herbicide that is allegedly a threat to farm crops across the US
A scientific article argues the virus could not have been genetically engineered – but not all scientists are convinced. Claire Robinson reports
"Green recovery" from COVID-19 crisis demands healthy and sustainable food system
Grocery Manufacturers Association intentionally violated campaign finance transparency law
Plans are under way to bring the GM soy intensive agricultural development model to the heart of the Amazon
Life too complex to fit into computer algorithm
Please donate to the UK's umbrella campaign for a sustainable and GMO-free future
There are good reasons why gene editing was included in the list of “weapons of mass destruction and proliferation” by a top US intelligence official. Report by Jonathan Matthews
Bayer argues no evidence was presented to show that its XtendiMax with VaporGrip dicamba herbicide caused the damage at Bader Farms
New study points to further adverse effects on non-target organisms
The herbicide, isoxaflutole, will be able to be sprayed on soybeans that have been genetically engineered to withstand it
Bayer has been going back to law firms that had completed negotiations for settlements for their clients, saying the company will not honour the agreed-upon amounts
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