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Exposé of Monsanto's history of toxic pollution nominated for award

Books on toxic chemicals, glyphosate, and regulatory corruption – and their authors – have caught the attention of award-making bodies

CFS and State of California win appeal over listing of glyphosate as probable carcinogen

Ruling rejects Monsanto's latest attempt to keep consumers in the dark about the hazards of glyphosate

UCSF Industry Documents Library publishes key agrichemical industry papers

Documents highlight the public relations, scientific, legislative and regulatory tactics the industry has used to defend its products and profits

Local courts lift Arkansas dicamba ban, creating chaos

"Nobody knows what's going on" – farmer

Zombie GMO myths

Some widespread notions about GMOs — especially that they are “needed to feed a growing world” — are wrong and simply refuse to die

Germany moving ahead with plans to restrict weedkiller glyphosate

The German agriculture minister is set to end use of glyphosate in household gardens, parks and sports facilities and to set “massive” limits for its use in agriculture

New research shows risks to insects from Rothamsted's GMO "fishy" camelina

An oilseed crop engineered to have an altered fatty acid profile could reduce the learning ability of bees and other insects

BASF to use CRISPR to develop herbicide-tolerant seeds

Gene editing will help integrate pesticides with new seed unit

Is this tomato engineered? Inside the coming battle over gene-edited food

The agriculture industry, which hopes Crispr technology will transform the business, faces opponents who call it "GMO 2.0"

Global non-GM soybean demand to rise, driven by EU

Demand for organic, certified or non-GM soybeans is expected to rise as consumers want to verify sustainability and traceability