A Rally against GM potato trials is to be held at The Forum, Norwich, 12 noon, Saturday 23rd July 2011. "British trials of genetically modified blight resistant spuds have been failing for the last ten years. But a conventionally bred variety of blight resistant potatoes has been available for 3 years. So why are we still paying for their dangerous experiment?"
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Rally against GM potato trials
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Labels: genetically modified crops, GM crops, GM field trials, GM potatoes
Friday, November 05, 2010
Indian Farmers Protesting Against GM Crops
Indian farmers have been mobilizing to protest the introduction of genetically modified crops into India and what they see as a takeover of Indian agriculture by Monsanto and other multinational biotech giants. The protesters say the crops are disrupting the domestic seed market and reducing income for all farmers.
Read article on the EIN News website
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Labels: biotech companies, genetically modified crops, GM crops, India, Monsanto
Monday, March 09, 2009
Crop Scientists Say Biotechnology Seed Companies Are Thwarting Research
Biotechnology companies are keeping university scientists from fully researching the effectiveness and environmental impact of the industry’s genetically modified crops, according to an unusual complaint issued by a group of those scientists. “No truly independent research can be legally conducted on many critical questions,” the scientists wrote in a statement submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Read article in the New York Times (USA)
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Labels: biotechnology companies, Environmental Protection Agency, genetically modified crops

