News and comment on genetically modified foods and their associated pesticides 
- 41. Review 522
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- ... ce' message that can drift outside the universe of factual reality while repeating corporate PR", often Monsanto's! He also criticises Facebook's censorship of factual reporting on pandemic issues. CO ...
- Created on 05 March 2022
- 42. Review 521
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- Please scroll to the foot of this email to see news items on the GMO deregulation saga in the UK. Our Lobbywatch and COVID-19 sections will follow in the next Review (no. 522). GMO wheat in Argentina ...
- Created on 27 February 2022
- 43. A short history of laboratory leaks and gain-of-function studies
- (2022)
- ... 017 and 2018 that the researchers had successfully made harmless coronaviruses pathogenic to humans.[27] In the autumn of 2019 the Covid-19 pandemic of SARS-2 started in Wuhan and, to date, over five mil ...
- Created on 18 February 2022
- 44. Review 520
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- ... COVID-19 Investigative journalist Paul Thacker wins prestigious award for “expertly researched” articles The investigative journalist Paul D. Thacker has won a prestigious British Journalism Awar ...
- Created on 17 January 2022
- 45. Revelations on Lancet editor who published letter slamming COVID lab leak theory as "conspiracy"
- (2022)
- ... cials agreed a 'backroom deal' with the Chinese to water down the inquiry into the origins of Covid-19. This meant steering scientists away from the theory coronavirus actually escaped from a Wuhan la ...
- Created on 03 January 2022
- 46. Round Table on Responsible Soy has failed to stop deforestation – WWF Netherlands
- (2021)
- ... rch published in 2021. * SARS-CoV-2 lab leak theory: In 2020 we were among the very first media outlets to publicise the hypothesis that the virus that causes COVID-19 might have escaped from a lab – an ...
- Created on 14 December 2021
- 47. Agribusiness groups lobbying to water down the EU’s sustainable farming targets
- (2021)
- ... Like many corporations, the global COVID-19 pandemic and lack of usual in-person events meant they had to get creative about how to shape the political debate and find new allies to support their agendas. ...
- Created on 09 December 2021
- 48. Review 518
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- ... iented, and “efficient” business people. COVID-19 COVID-19 vaccines in lettuce and spinach? The US National Science Foundation has given University of California Riverside scientists $500,000 of ...
- Created on 02 December 2021