GMOs

The bill that passed the Senate on Wednesday was largely carried by Republican senators, though 15 Democrats also approved of the measure.

Our democracy doesn't work because our lawmakers are bought and paid for by special interests like Monsanto.

For decades, scientists and public-interest groups have raised questions about conflicts of interest and potential bias in the Academy's work on GMOs.

Few corporations in the world are as loathed — and as sinister — as Monsanto.

At a time when the world has started to shun genetically engineered crops, it would be a harsh irony if Vietnam became a success story for Monsanto.

Throughout history, citizens' tribunals have been an effective tool for highlighting the need to change international law.

A question that I have heard from proponents of biotechnology is “Why do you organic farmers oppose science, like the climate deniers?”

A global battle is being fought over the future of the world's food.

Who is most responsible for making glyphosate the most-used agricultural chemical in human history? Not the number crunchers.

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