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The authors of the study maintained that the results demonstrate the failure of the government’s policy in promoting so-called ”regulated co-existence” between GM crops and their non-GM counterparts. According to this policy, a distance of 250 meters between GM and non-GM crops is sufficient to avoid GM pollen fertilization of non-GM crops. The study documents various cases of GM contamination in crops that were planted at a distance further than the government suggested 250 meters.
2009-10-23 | permalink
The authors of the study maintained that the results demonstrate the failure of the government’s policy in promoting so-called ”regulated co-existence” between GM crops and their non-GM counterparts. According to this policy, a distance of 250 meters between GM and non-GM crops is sufficient to avoid GM pollen fertilization of non-GM crops. The study documents various cases of GM contamination in crops that were planted at a distance further than the government suggested 250 meters.
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