PROTECTING YOU
& THE WORLD
FROM GMOS
Our campaign GMO 2.0 raises public awareness, generates political urgency around regulations, and builds global opposition to the release of gene edited microbes. Click here to watch the short film, find out more, and take real action on GMO 2.0.
PROTECTING
YOU & THE
WORLD
FROM GMOS
Our campaign GMO2.0 raises public awareness, generates political urgency around regulations, and builds global opposition to the release of gene edited microbes. Click here to watch the short film, find out more, and take real action to GMO2.0. to find out more and watch the short film.
Gene editing is cheap, easy, prone to side effects, poorly regulated and can permanently alter nature’s gene pool-a recipe for disaster.
Gene editing is cheap, easy, prone to side effects, poorly regulated and can permanently alter nature’s gene pool-a recipe for disaster.
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Latest News
GMO risk assessment – a “fact-free” exercise
This article originally published on GM Watch by Clare Robinson At a conference in honour of Dr Árpád Pusztai, Prof Vyvyan Howard exposed ongoing...
6 ways to confront pesticide industry science denial and disinformation
This article was originally posted May 22, 2023 by Stacy Malkan at US Right to Know An analysis of internal corporate documents, reported in our...
Claire Robinson on The Freeman Report with James Freeman
In this episode of The Freeman Report, Claire Robinson discusses the new Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding Bill) Act in the UK and the risks it...
The playbook for GMO 2.0 is going exactly to plan, brands step in to combat it
By Max Goldberg, founder, Organic Insider - This article was originally published on Organic Insider, a US publication that covers the organic...
Forest Stewardship Council backs away from genetic engineering
“FSC is right to reject genetically engineered trees as a danger to forests,” said Kaitlyn Duthie-Kannikkatt of the Canadian Biotechnology Action...
Gene-edited crops: The threat to health
On 22 May 2022 molecular geneticist Dr Michael Antoniou was interviewed about the UK government’s deregulation of gene-edited GM crops and...
