Zambian citizens call on leaders to raise concerns on GMOs at meeting in Egypt
Zambia supports the global call for a moratorium on Gene Drive releases, including applied research such as open field trials
2018
Africa doesn't need GMO mosquitoes, says African scientist
Their deployment is too hurried, lacks legitimacy, and is unnecessary
GM American chestnut tree a "Trojan Horse" to open door to commercialize GM trees
Opponents accuse researchers of seeking USDA approval for “iconic” GM American chestnut trees to evade widespread opposition to genetic engineering of trees
South Africa government rejects Monsanto’s triple stacked GM drought-tolerant maize
Data judged insufficient to demonstrate efficacy
UK’s chemical Catch-22
The EU sets the global standard for chemicals, so Britain can’t stray too far after Brexit — and it won’t have a say
Mayan communities and organizations denounce illegal sale and planting of GM soy in Mexico
Monsanto’s seed continues to be used despite court rulings and revoked permit
Caymans research unit to stop releasing GM mosquitoes
No reasons given for early end to release but project "appears to have fallen short"
Bound to fail: The flawed scientific foundations of agricultural genetic engineering (part 1)
Half a century on from the first promises of wondercrops, GM has delivered little of value – and the same will be true of the new gene-edited GMOs, says researcher Dr Angelika Hilbeck
New GMO technologies represent major challenges to non-GMO supply chain, certification
Next generation GMOs are entering the food chain without regulation, claiming to be “non-transgenic”
Cleaning up after GM: Is it possible?
Advocates claim unintended and possibly harmful changes in plants caused by genetic modification methods, including the new gene editing techniques, can be “bred out”. But this is often not true, says Dr Doug Gurian-Sherman