GMO Environmental Risks | Genetic engineering and food
Published on by Yoshimi Yoshida, Environmental Consultant
GMO Environmental Risks - Parents win pesticide ban for Irvine, CA city property
Former EPA scientist: Biotech companies encouraging pesticide treadmill
Coalition of farmers and environmental groups to challenge EPA over Dow herbicide approval
- New GMOs, herbicides threaten to force family off organic farm
- Andrew Kimbrell: “We are at a turning point in the GMO battle”
- Scientist: Genetic engineering has become a religion
- Scientist: Genetic engineering is based on dramatically incomplete knowledge
- Pesticide use increases with GM crops
- Weeds resistant to 2,4-D before new GMOs even introduced
- Court blocks planting of GM canola in Oregon
- Scientist: sample sizes in GMO risk assessment are inadequate
- Scientist says biotech companies encouraging GMO-herbicide treadmill
- Scientist: GM technology has exacerbated pesticide treadmill in India
- Study says insecticide used with GM corn highly toxic to bees
- Scientist: insect resistance shows unsustainability of GM corn
- New report on GMOs finds false promises, failed technologies
- GM crops decimating monarch butterflies habitat
- Farmers using even more pesticides with GM crops
- GM canola is herbicide-resistant weed in California
- Weed expert calls for tax on GM seeds
- GM corn polluting Midwest streams
- Study finds large-scale escape of GM canola in US
- Pests infesting GM cotton fields in China
- Scientist warns of dire consequences with widespread use of glyphosate
- Scientist finding many negative impacts of Roundup Ready GM crops
- Journal article says suppressed study found GM corn killed ladybugs
- Roundup resistant pigweed infesting Southern farms
- Claire Hope Cummings and the Uncertain Peril of genetic engineering
- Prince Charles warns of environmental disaster with GMOs
- Could genetically modified crops be killing bees?
- Study shows GM corn could harm aquatic ecosystems
- Journal says biotech industry must address environmental issues dealing with genetic engineering
- Genetic engineering of food crops to produce drugs raises concerns
Former EPA scientist: Biotech companies encouraging pesticide treadmill
Coalition of farmers and environmental groups to challenge EPA over Dow herbicide approval
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- Sustainable Agriculture
- Genetically Modified Food
- Genetic Engineering
- Pharmacogenetics
2 Comments
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OF course - the Externalisation of costs indicates the requirement for the Visegrad Draft Agreement outlined in Principle and Delivered to The Competition & Markets Authority requires throughput with regard to Benes & Kunoff. It is hard to see how a situation that obviates an insurable interest can serve to sufficiently incentivise Market Stability WITHOUT OCCASIONING CONTAGION without terms of settlement re claims handling and fractional ownership on account of arbitrage as meeting the demand for accountability in terms of book value - balance - writedowns and adjustments that do not necessarily Compromise Shareholders. (Zurich) (London)
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So it seems GMO is guilty and low hanging fruit for correcting algae blooms, but Algae blooms are not listed in the above long list, why?