2016

 Weeks after the deadline has passed, the GMO regulator GEAC still hasn’t relsed biosafety data on GM crop trialsea

Report is noteworthy for calling into question the frequent claim that GM crops are key to “feeding the world”

Class, what do we do when we’re presented with something that doesn’t jibe or comport with our limited and heavily-propagandized worldview of history and current events? That’s right we cover our heads and scream “CONSPIRACY THEORY!”

Member states are to have another go at coming to an agreement on the use of the pesticide glyphosate next week

Assembly cites cancer risk and DNA-damaging effects

Tertius gaudens. Motive. Explication. The concept and doctrine (translated as rejoicing third in English) refers to a situation in which one party benefits from a conflict among two others. The term is often attributed to the German sociologist Georg Simmel and is provided by some enlightened historians as a motivation of sorts of the “provocation” of Pearl Harbor.

Glyphosate found in 93% of Americans' urine

80% of the crop lost due to pink bollworm in Raichur district

“Despite efforts to present their pro-GM arguments as neutral and unbiased, the scientific establishment in the UK seems incapable of following normal scientific practice when dealing with GM crops” – Soil Association

Many mainstream media outlets have ignored the problem of the NAS's conflicts of interest, which even affect the authors of key studies relied on in the NAS report to claim GMO safety, writes Claire Robinson