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2009-10-26 | permalink
GM-free Europe: The debate continues
Although a number of member states, including
Greenpeace agriculture policy director Marco Contiero says the only reason the Dutch - one of the EU’s strongest supporters of GM - put forward the proposals was to break the political deadlock in Europe. ’It’s a fake solution. It means all the political debate member states currently show at council level in Europe is going to finish.
- The Ecologist, UK: GM-free Europe: how we could still ban GMOs
- The New York Times, USA: Ghost of ’Frankenfood’ haunts Europe
- Food Navigator, France: Spanish research cites health worry as GM barrier
- News Medical, USA: Most Danes support use of GM plants for pharmaceutical purposes
- Cyprus Mail, Cyprus: Study hopes to validate GM ban in Cyprus
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2009-10-26 | permalink
GM-free Europe: The debate continues
Although a number of member states, including
Greenpeace agriculture policy director Marco Contiero says the only reason the Dutch - one of the EU’s strongest supporters of GM - put forward the proposals was to break the political deadlock in Europe. ’It’s a fake solution. It means all the political debate member states currently show at council level in Europe is going to finish.
- The Ecologist, UK: GM-free Europe: how we could still ban GMOs
- The New York Times, USA: Ghost of ’Frankenfood’ haunts Europe
- Food Navigator, France: Spanish research cites health worry as GM barrier
- News Medical, USA: Most Danes support use of GM plants for pharmaceutical purposes
- Cyprus Mail, Cyprus: Study hopes to validate GM ban in Cyprus
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