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Alliance for Science expands mission with $10 million reinvestment

24 September 2020

Public relations campaign funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation promotes GMOs and pesticides

In Arkansas, backlash against dicamba pesticide regulation gets personal

23 September 2020

Chair of Arkansas State Plant Board's farm attacked, tractor engines destroyed and 300 stacks of hay set ablaze

Scientists outraged by Peter Daszak leading enquiry into possible Covid lab leak

23 September 2020

Peter Dasza and Wuhan Institute of Virology

Lead investigator is considered one of the most conflicted and unreliable voices on the issue. Jonathan Matthews reports

Survey: Gene editing technologies in conservation

23 September 2020

Results show few conservation organisations have engaged fully with the issue of gene editing

Radical transformation of our agricultural system needed, not GMOs

22 September 2020

Gene editing is not compatible with agro-ecological and organic agriculture – Greens

Company claims first commercial gene-edited crop wasn't gene-edited after all

21 September 2020

Rape/Canola flower and DNA strand

Cibus now claims product of “precision” gene editing was a chance occurrence. Report by Claire Robinson

Open letter: Commission turning blind eye to new GMOs

18 September 2020

New GMOs must remain regulated, say groups

Bayer inks deals with three Roundup cancer law firms as settlement progresses

18 September 2020

The deals come after allegations by the three law firms that Bayer was reneging on terms of agreements already made months earlier

Why the UK could end up deploying risky gene drives while ignoring natural biological control

13 September 2020

Squirrel and DNA

“First they cloned Dolly the sheep. Now they’re targeting grey squirrels”. Report: Jonathan Matthews

How power shaped the "success story" of genetically modified cotton in Burkina Faso

7 September 2020

Cotton Harvest in Africa

By Jessie Luna, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Colorado State University, and Brian Dowd-Uribe, Associate Professor, International Studies Department, University of San Francisco

January 18, 2016

Published by Farmers Relief at January 18, 2016