Africans paid 69 cents an hour to be bitten in GMO mosquito trial
Human guinea pigs paid to expose themselves to mosquitoes that may carry malaria
2018
Big tongues and extra vertebrae: The unintended consequences of animal gene editing
Bioethicists warn of hubris
The dubious virtue of apostasy – review of Lynas's new book
How a former anti-GMO activist saw the GMO light and is being amply rewarded for it
Big business circles EU’s consumer protections
An industry-friendly approach to consumer protection has made its way into EU legislation after years of lobbying
How France and Germany are ousting glyphosate in search for healthy soils, pesticide-free crops
The Macron Government of France is offering its farmers a way out of glyphosate dependency within the next 3 years
EU reports on pesticides are copy-pasted from industry dossiers
Rapporteur Member States routinely lift text from industry applications without indicating source
New analysis reveals shortfalls of EU pesticide authorisation system and proposes solutions
Scientists, legal and policy experts expose what's wrong with the regulatory system and show how it needs to change
The "innovation principle" trap
Industries behind risky products push for backdoor to bypass EU safety rules
Koch, Spiked, and Mark Lynas: Uncomfortable bedfellows?
As green-hating mag’s dark money gets exposed, Lynas starts vigorous virtue signalling
Food safety: More transparency, better risk prevention
MEPs vote for public access to all safety data, for a common European register of commissioned studies, and for EFSA to be able to request additional studies