One of the products examined by US scientists could benefit from this deregulation. It is based on genetically engineered ...

Report: Claire Robinson Mexico has approved the world’s first RNAi (RNA interference – a GM gene silencing technology) ...

Lately, Silicon Valley, in the form of Colossal Biosciences has entered the field of conservation, promising to even bring ...

British journalist George Monbiot is a significant figure here. A sometime left-wing firebrand, he’s lately drifted into boosterism for corporate market penetration in the food system, albeit framed ...

The last Review in our current series on glyphosate – Glypho-gate, Law and War: Part 1 – looked at how Bayer-Monsanto’s years of intense lobbying for legal immunity for Roundup suffered setback after ...

Belgium has granted permission for emergency use of an RNAi pesticide even though it's not approved at EU level POLLINIS and Nature & Progrès Belgium have taken legal action and filed an appeal for ...

Government failed to investigate consequences of its decision to deregulate gene-edited organisms before removing longstanding safeguards relating to transparency, traceability, labelling and ...

A new study in Mexico confirms widespread transgene contamination of wild cotton outside areas where the genetically modified (GM) cotton varieties were released, and years after initial ...

Crossing American chestnuts with naturally blight-resistant Chinese chestnuts results in hybrids with substantial blight resistance; GM trees continue to disappoint. Report: Claire Robinson The ...

The European Commission has launched consultation processes on the implementation of the controversial EU regulation on plants derived from new genetic engineering (or new genomic techniques, NGTs).

"Unprecedented, dangerous and irreversible experiment with our wild forests" The Global Justice Ecology Project released the following statement regarding the announcement by the USDA of the decision ...

Bayer has been described as “the most consequential foreign-owned company in the US defense industrial base that almost no defense analyst tracks”. Bayer, of course, doesn’t present as a weapons ...