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Guinea pig population
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Brazilian GMO regulators' irresponsibility produces dengue "super mosquito". Report: Claire Robinson and Jonathan Matthews
Gene-edited animals will intensify factory farming and the climate crisis, could harm human health
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New report highlights urgent need for safety assessments, oversight
Enough of clowning around. This is deadly serious
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There has never been a more important time for GMWatch’s global news and analysis
EFSA gives "low-quality scientific advice" on GMOs – new study
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Scientific analysis finds that EFSA's opinion on Monsanto's MON810 Bt maize was unsound and concludes EU Commission should withdraw cultivation permit
Gene-edited hornless cattle: Flaws in the genome overlooked
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New techniques for genetic engineering are not as precise as claimed. Report: Claire Robinson
Glyphosate is not incorporated into the proteins that structure our bodies
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Popular theory about mechanism of glyphosate’s toxicity is put to the test – and put to rest
"King of weeds" Palmer amaranth resistant to herbicides used on GM crops
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As glyphosate, dicamba and 2,4-D fail to kill the superweed, chemical company experts recommend turning to agroecological practices
International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics wants glyphosate phased out
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"Global health should be our guiding light" says obstetricians' and gynaecologists' organisation
Boris Johnson on collision course with Scottish Government after hyping GMO foods three times in three days
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Scottish Government remains fiercely opposed to the cultivation of GM crops
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Study letting GM glyphosate-tolerant crops off hook for monarch decline is further debunked
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Peer-reviewed article concludes "overwhelming" bias in the data
Boris Johnson in first speech as UK's new prime minister promotes GMO crops
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Hypes imaginary GM blight-resistant crops
Public exposed to illegal GM food due to lack of import tests
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European Commission failed to develop testing methods – putting our food and farming at risk
Sacking of wildlife biologists and chief medical officer linked to glyphosate
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Dissent crushed to protect New Brunswick’s glyphosate addiction
Germany's taste for GMO-free products erodes demand for US's GM soy, says USDA
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USDA highlights "marketing opportunities for growers and producers of non-GMO feed ingredients and additives"
EU's GMO law aims to protect health and environment, not to incentivize science
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Legal expert explains why the European Court of Justice ruling that gene-edited plants are GMOs is not anti-science
Off-target mutations not the only concern in gene-edited plants
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A scientific review hypes the potential of the gene-editing tool CRISPR but can't deny its problems, including unintended effects at the on-target site. Report: Claire Robinson
How corporations and PR firms shape science reporting
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Investigative journalist exposes how corporate messaging gains science media coverage
The EU must not de-regulate gene-edited crops and foods
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If the agbiotech lobby gets its way, gene-edited crops and products could be rushed to market with no safety checks and potentially no labelling
Pesticides found in monarchs’ milkweed near farm fields
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Attempts to combat destructive effects of GM herbicide-tolerant crops are failing – pesticides may be the culprit
Why the "molecular scissors" metaphor for CRISPR is misleading
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Researcher says CRISPR should be talked of not as "scissors" but as malware that can corrupt the genetic code. Commentary by Claire Robinson
EPA move to phase out animal experiments could mean the end of toxics regulations
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“It effectively will mean you can’t regulate” – Jennifer Sass, Natural Resources Defense Council