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  • Genetically modified mosquitoes ward off malaria (21 Mar 2010 20:33)

    It is believed that the new mosquito developed genetically claims to be a natural flying vaccinator to spread vaccine against malaria. This is a change ...

  • Full plate of issues with world food supply (21 Mar 2010 07:18)

    ... water and creating dead zones in oceans. In short, imperiling life. The issue of genetically modified crops is fraught. Nonetheless, growing more food on the same amount of land obviously ...

  • New Global Organic Textile Standard Online Database Lists All Certified Companies (21 Mar 2010 04:39)

    ... post-farm to retail shelf management. Key provisions include a ban on the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), highly hazardous chemicals such as azo dyes and formaldehyde, and child labor, while requiring ...

  • Food security: Key issues for an emerging Mena priority (21 Mar 2010 08:32)

    ... land productivity and yields through research, and/or introduce biotechnological advancements in the form of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). Food imports: Imports help meet consumption needs when a gap arises between demand for ...

  • Argentina Court Blocks Glyphosate Spraying Near Rural Town (21 Mar 2010 16:53)

    ... use of glyphosate, which virtually all of the soybeans grown in Argentina have been genetically modified to resist. Up to 200 million liters of the herbicide are sprayed across the ...

  • "Pollution in the Yamuna - an emergency": Sri Sri (21 Mar 2010 13:33)

    ... foundation promotes organic and chemical-free farming, rain water harvesting and opposes the launch of genetically modified foods without proper research. ...

  • Free market not likely to save European agriculture (21 Mar 2010 15:00)

    ... also what society at large wants as it does not embrace the use of genetically modified organisms, hormones and growth stimulants. Considering that related jobs in the upstream and downstream ...

  • Review: Sex, Bombs and Burgers (21 Mar 2010 20:52)

    ... Nowak is a bit short on suggestions regarding what kind. Similarly, a chapter on genetically modified organisms and their role in food production touches on environmental and trade issues, but ...

  • Alter Eco Awarded Best Organic or Fair Trade Product Line at the 2010 San Francisco Chocolate Salon (21 Mar 2010 14:20)

    ... a pure, deep and satisfying taste. Alter Eco's Dark Chocolate Quinoa is vegan, organic, GMO-free, soy-free, and gluten-free, with no artificial sweeteners. About Alter Eco Fair Trade Certified, Organic ...

  • Central China province denies GM rice accusation (20 Mar 2010 08:24)

    ... China's Hunan Province said on Saturday rice on sale at its supermarkets was not genetically modified and refuted environmental group Greenpeace's accusation. The provincial agricultural department said in a statement ...

  • Now Bt debate over resistant pests (20 Mar 2010 04:48)

    ... Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh's cautious stance in imposing a moratorium on genetically modified Bt brinjal has been vindicated, if only indirectly, ironically, by none other than seed ...

  • Reordering Nature's Natural Order (20 Mar 2010 07:02)

    ... believes is unfounded and fueled by ill-informed activism rather than the facts. “In 2008, genetically modified crops were grown on approximately 300 million acres in 25 countries,” she said. “Genetically ...

  • Mosquito would 'vaccinate' against malaria (20 Mar 2010 00:10)

    ... bloodstream when the insect stings a host. (UPI) - Scientists in Japan say they've genetically modified a mosquito that vaccinates against malaria as it bites. The prototype mosquito produces a ...

  • Mumbaikars are taking to terrace farming (20 Mar 2010 02:50)

    ... Sreedevi Lakshmikutty, 43, who writes on sustainable farming and is a staunch opponent of genetically modified crops, is another city farmer who grows her herbs in a small 10.5x3ft balcony ...

  • Mosquitos may help fight malaria (20 Mar 2010 04:10)

    ... London, March 20: Japanese scientists have developed a genetically modified mosquito that vaccinates as it bites and could help prevent the spread of malaria. ...

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