Russia is Saying No to GMOs
This past July, The House of Representatives passed a bill that preempts state and local authority to label and regulate genetically engineered (GE) foods. Many people were disappointed with this result, but perhaps a better bill, one enforced on a national level, would be less complicated thus more effective. Yet, while the U.S. is slugging it out over labelling issues, according to NACS online, Russia has decided not to use GMOs at...
Controversial Vandana Shiva and Others Discuss GMOs
The Omega Institute’s sustainability conferences bring together presenters and participants in conversation around the following question: What sort of future do we want? Do we want to create a future where seeds and agriculture are controlled by a few multinational companies, access to clean water and good food is only available to some and public policy is dominated by corporate influence? This year’s conference, called Seeds of...
RESOLVING THE CONTROVERSY
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