GENE EDITING: UNEXPECTED OUTCOMES AND RISKS
GENE-EDITED CROPS & FOODS
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RSS Syndication
RSS Syndication
2021
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Discussion around new GMOs should be chance to ask uncomfortable questions about research and innovation, not sneer at non-GMO-believers, say professors
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DEFRA man makes clear that gene editing is thin end of wedge – deregulation of all GM is mulled
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UK Gene editing consultation updates
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Organic Farmers & Growers says outcome could negatively impact market access and damage farming in England and rest of the UK
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Scientist who channelled cash for risky research still key player in investigating outbreak
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DEFRA circulates false and misleading propaganda
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Source calls proposal "a full frontal assault on public health"
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Notice pitches plan to shift regulatory control of GM animals from FDA to USDA. Report by Claire Robinson
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“SARS-2 was not designed as a biological weapon. But it was, I think, designed” – author Nicholson Baker. Report by Jonathan Matthews
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The companies knew before they released dicamba about the massive damage it would cause — and then put it on the market
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Dark money group was funded by Monsanto and petroleum/chemicals giant Koch Industries, among others
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Monsanto "intelligence center" targeted journalists and activists
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The process to change the DNA of livestock and crops is highly restricted in Europe - but Brexit means it could be allowed here
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Effects found at realistic concentrations
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Environment secretary’s statements form part of a long-term pro-genetic engineering-deregulation propaganda campaign
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World must investigate mounting evidence virus leaked from a lab
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But Scottish minister says, “We will be maintaining Scotland’s GM free crop status"
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Mexico will “revoke and refrain from granting permits for the release of genetically modified corn seeds into the environment"
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Gene editing will further narrow gene pool and intensify food and farming systems