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Background - April 20, 2010
You can find here all the reports related to our Genetic engineering campaign.
Genetic engineering reports
Glyphosate-tolerant crops in the EU
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Herbicide tolerance and GM crops
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Genetically Engineered Maize: The Reality Behind the Myths
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Golden rice's lack of lustre
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Thai Rice Industry at Risk
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Genetic engineering enforces corporate control of agriculture
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Picking Cotton
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Counting the Costs of Genetic Engineering
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Kenya Overcomes Pests and Weeds with Ecological Solutions
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Diverse farming protects against climate change
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Genetic engineering not a priority for agriculture, International...
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GE Contamination Devastates Canadian Linseed Industry
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The costs of staying GE-free
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Rice Producers Pay for Accidental Release of Bayer’s Genetically-Engine...
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Genetically Engineered (GE) Soya Yields Less
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