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“We won’t know what’s on our plates!”
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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
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Tragic incident begs questions about safety and ethics violations in the wider field of genetic engineering. Report: Claire Robinson and Jonathan Matthews
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New gene editing technique can easily circumvent risk assessment, thanks to the EU's lax new rule, says Swiss GMO-free organisation SAG
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Virologists told the public the virus could not have come from a lab – but privately knew it was plausible
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Award presented to GM wheat genetic engineer Raquel Chan in Paris has reignited doubts about the crop and the technology. Report: Claire Robinson
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EU lawmakers must “put public health first and reject any attempt to weaken Europe’s protections from pesticides”
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Calls for suspension amid judicial and public concerns
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Higher glyphosate levels were linked to hormonal shifts in a study of pregnant women
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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
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Further reactions to the EU deregulation of new GMOs
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"A sad day for democracy and science"
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ARCHE NOAH: A dark day for diversity and freedom of choice
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EU lawmakers abolish minimum rights for consumers, breeders, food sector
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Important fundraiser
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There’s no evidence that deregulation will deliver climate resilience. By Friends of the Earth Europe
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Government failed to investigate consequences of its decision to deregulate gene-edited organisms before removing longstanding safeguards relating to transparency, traceability, labelling and regulatory oversight
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Important lab findings pass peer review. Report: Claire Robinson and Jonathan Matthews
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Memo reveals how GMO deregulation will trap plant breeding and innovation in a patent thicket controlled by a few multinationals and institutions – and won't solve food and farming problems. Report: Eric MEUNIER of Inf'OGM
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Professor Michael Antoniou is interviewed by Kelly Sokou
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Belgium has granted permission for emergency use of an RNAi pesticide even though it's not approved at EU level
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Scientists explain that gene editing isn’t precise and gene-edited plants are not ‘natural-like’
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Virtually no market uptake and unproven sustainability benefits contrast with rapid regulatory change. Report: ENGA
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Deregulation proposal favours political and economic objectives at the expense of the precautionary principle and the public interest, say agriculture experts
- Public event in Athens, Greece: Experts warn on EU plans on new GMOs
- European food retailers call for labelling and traceability of new GMOs, protection from patent claims
- Don’t look, don’t find: UK government blinds itself to risks of new GMOs
- Herbicide cocktail used in GMO agriculture causes leaky gut
- The new fight against GMOs – where is everybody?
