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The disease resistance arms race between plants and pathogens continues. But scientists have entered this war on the side of plants to ensure food security.
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Organic Times: New satire site takes Onion-like look at crop biotechnology activists
We’re in the early stages of a genetic revolution. Should we be worried?
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Glyphosate and cancer—revisited
Delayed onset: Damage from Zika can appear up to a year after birth
With glyphosate-cancer legal battles poised to escalate, what are the ramifications for agriculture if the herbicide is restricted?
In wake of California jury’s glyphosate verdict, New Zealand likely won’t revisit conclusion that herbicide is safe
No link between increased pesticide use and childhood cancer, study suggests
Viewpoint: Jury’s glyphosate cancer ruling doesn’t change fact that all farmers need pesticides to grow food
In landmark case, activist attempt to block introduction of GMO corn dismissed by Nigerian High Court
The disease resistance arms race between plants and pathogens continues. But scientists have entered this war on the side of plants to ensure food security.
Most Popular
- How is India’s organic-only farming experiment in Sikkim going? Peering past the propaganda, not so sustainably.
- Why autism looks so different in girls
- Viewpoint: Greenpeace and ‘the awful reality of anti-science activism’
- Organic Times: New satire site takes Onion-like look at crop biotechnology activists
- We’re in the early stages of a genetic revolution. Should we be worried?
- Marrying your cousin? There may be evolutionary benefits
- Glyphosate and cancer—revisited
- Delayed onset: Damage from Zika can appear up to a year after birth
- With glyphosate-cancer legal battles poised to escalate, what are the ramifications for agriculture if the herbicide is restricted?
- In wake of California jury’s glyphosate verdict, New Zealand likely won’t revisit conclusion that herbicide is safe
- No link between increased pesticide use and childhood cancer, study suggests
- Viewpoint: Jury’s glyphosate cancer ruling doesn’t change fact that all farmers need pesticides to grow food