Experts warn home gene editing kits pose risk to society
Nuffield Council on Bioethics finds materials to perform basic experiments are now available to “garage scientists”, but soft-pedals on better regulation
MEPs protest industry “reading room” for secret glyphosate studies
Unimpressed by the restrictive conditions imposed by glyphosate companies on access to toxicology studies, Michèle Rivasi and other MEPs say they are willing to sue EFSA to force disclosure
Publicly funded EU projects work to abolish animal feeding studies with GMOs
If the experts from the GRACE and G-TwYST animal feeding projects get their way, industry will never again have to answer concerns raised by animal feeding trials with GMOs, writes Claire Robinson
Séralini wins again in court against his attackers
Marc Fellous, former President of the Biomolecular Engineering Commission (CGB), is found guilty of forgery and use of forgery to defame Prof GE Séralini
EU Commission wants to authorize three GM maize varieties for cultivation
Will GMO-skeptical EU member states drop their opposition now that they’re out?
Farmers call for Cornell to evict the Alliance for Science
A biased pro-GMO public relations outfit doesn’t belong at a public institution
New GMO techniques do give rise to GMOs – Austrian govt official
If EU Commission claims that CRISPR-Cas and other new GMO techniques do not produce GMOs, Austria and other member states will oppose that interpretation