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Slovak government move comes after support from 300 organisations
Broad coalition fights for GMO-free agriculture and food production
Jennifer Doudna and colleagues used an AI model system to make better CRISPR/Cas gene-editing tools, but the results are underwhelming. Report: Claire Robinson*
"Unprecedented, dangerous and irreversible experiment with our wild forests"
Proposal is “inspired by little scientific evidence, and with no consultation of ecology researchers” – Prof Katja Tielbörger
The regulation, which exempts GM plants produced using new genomic techniques (NGTs) from the existing rules on GMOs, was approved by the EU in June this year
An absence of regulatory approval hasn’t stopped Norfolk Healthy Produce’s GM tomatoes from spreading among EU countries. Report: Jonathan Matthews and Claire Robinson
Herbicides used on GMO corn remove soil-stabilising plants and trigger soil erosion. Report: Claire Robinson
There's "no scientific evidence" in the Academy's argument, says scientists' network ENSSER
In a study in rats, when pregnant mothers and their descendants were exposed to doses considered safe by regulatory agencies, adverse effects were seen in offspring
Tragic incident begs questions about safety and ethics violations in the wider field of genetic engineering. Report: Claire Robinson and Jonathan Matthews
New gene editing technique can easily circumvent risk assessment, thanks to the EU's lax new rule, says Swiss GMO-free organisation SAG
Virologists told the public the virus could not have come from a lab – but privately knew it was plausible
Award presented to GM wheat genetic engineer Raquel Chan in Paris has reignited doubts about the crop and the technology. Report: Claire Robinson
EU lawmakers must “put public health first and reject any attempt to weaken Europe’s protections from pesticides”
Calls for suspension amid judicial and public concerns
Higher glyphosate levels were linked to hormonal shifts in a study of pregnant women
Michael Antoniou, Professor Emeritus at King’s College London, is on a mission to educate people about glyphosate and the corruptness of the regulating system. By Nick Easen
Further reactions to the EU deregulation of new GMOs
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