GMWatch

South Korea suspends wheat and flour sales from Canada over GMO plants found in Alberta

Move comes on heels of similar move by Japan last week​

Putting agriculture first – without farmers and land?

Reflections on Tanzania’s Road to Green Revolution​

Hawaii will finally force companies to say what pesticides they’re spraying

Secret cocktails of toxic pesticides have long been sprayed on GM corn

Former “Billion Dollar Bug” is mounting a comeback

The corn rootworm pest has developed resistance to GM Bt insecticidal toxins

Japan blocks Canadian wheat after unapproved GMO wheat plants found in Alberta

The Japanese Farm Ministry said it has suspended its tender and sale of wheat from Canada after grain containing a GM trait was discovered last summer in Alberta​

A Crispr conundrum: How cells fend off gene editing

Human cells resist gene editing by turning on defences against cancer, ceasing reproduction and sometimes dying, two teams of scientists have found​

Did Kevin Folta bully a senior scientist into stepping down?

Florida Commission on Human Relations found evidence of discrimination, retaliation and bullying

EU-funded rat feeding studies do not refute the Séralini study

Pro-GMO lobby groups have been caught misrepresenting EU studies to claim they "disprove" the findings of harm in the Séralini study

Serious new hurdle for CRISPR: Edited cells might cause cancer, find two studies

Editing cells’ genomes with CRISPR-Cas9 might increase the risk that the altered cells, intended to treat disease, will trigger cancer​

Bayer: A history

How a chemical and pharmaceutical giant with an appalling record of corporate crimes became a key player in the development, commercialization, and sale of GM crops​