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Do tests by a US government agency show glyphosate doesn’t damage DNA or cause oxidative stress?
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The US National Toxicology Program’s findings contradict the conclusions of the cancer agency IARC. But there are problems with their argument
Environmentalists alarmed as Bayer builds Latin America's largest seed factory in Chile
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In Chile, the largest seed exporter in the southern hemisphere, Bayer is expanding the GM seed production factories of its subsidiary Monsanto
India’s intelligence agencies investigate corporate backers of group distributing illegal seeds
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GMO cheerleaders use “disinformation layer cake” to promote corporate front group. Report: Jonathan Matthews
Will lab-grown food really save the planet?
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Claire Robinson of GMWatch and others take a critical look at George Monbiot's vision of farm-free food
Risk assessment of herbicide-tolerant GM soybeans exposed as inadequate
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Assessed crops are sprayed with far lower levels of herbicides than are used in real-farm conditions, so risks are underestimated
Researchers assumed CRISPR-mediated disruption of genes was turning them off – but they were wrong
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One-third of gene knockouts via CRISPR are not knockouts at all – and there are serious implications for gene-edited food plants. Report: Claire Robinson
New tool for rapidly analyzing CRISPR edits reveals frequent unintended edits
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"Many more unintended changes to DNA around the site of a CRISPR repair than previously thought"