Commission must prepare glyphosate exit plan – Greenpeace
EU vote on the controversial weedkiller clears the way for the Commission to push through a temporary licence extension
2016
India imports cotton as domestic prices climb due to limited supply
India, the world's biggest cotton producer, has contracted to import 20,000 bales from Pakistan after Indian prices jumped because of limited supply
Conventional breeding outpaces biotech efforts to produce nutrient-efficient crops
Conventional crop-breeding techniques that rely on examining plants' physical characteristics and selecting for desirable traits are outpacing the high-tech route of GM
Argentine government agrees to act as Monsanto’s policeman and tax collector
Government will supervise testing of crops at grain terminals for Monsanto’s genes
Brexit vote devastating for British environmental groups
Europe saved from British de-regulation agenda?
Consumers Union opposes new Senate GMO labelling proposal
New bill would nullify state laws requiring clear, on-package labelling of food with GMOs and replace them with an ineffective national standard to be set two years from now
US: Senator Debbie Stabenow reaches deal to kill GMO labels
The proposed legislation, which will need 60 votes to pass the Senate, would nullify Vermont's GMO labelling law and would bar any other state from enacting labelling requirements that differ from the federal standards
Vermont's GMO labelling law: DuPont, Syngenta fight disclosure of internal studies
The Vermont Attorney General's Office is asking a federal judge to force Syngenta and Dupont to turn over internal studies relating to GMO safety
Bad News for Hillary: Huge Percentage of Bernie Supporters Won’t Vote for Her
(ANTIMEDIA) Sen. Bernie Sanders’ supporters don’t lack in enthusiasm, as a cursory perusal of social media proves.