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The blog “10 Scientific Studies Proving GMOs Can Be Harmful To Human Health” is now a fixture on cyberspace. A scientist takes a hard look at the claims and finds the “studies” tell a different story than anti-biotech activists promote.

December 9, 2022

Organic Consumers Association funded Gary Ruskin, who led failed 2013 California GMO labeling effort, targets independent scientists, biotech advocates

| July 28, 2022

Carey Gillam, once a reporter at Reuters covering food and farming, left her job under a cloud, challenged by her editors and criticized by scientists for aligning herself with biotechnology rejectionists.

December 8, 2020

obert Francis Kennedy, Jr. (born 1954) is the third child and second son of the late Attorney General, US Senator and Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy (RFK). He is an anti-vaccine, anti-GMO and anti-pesticide litigator who espouses health and environmental claims that stand outside mainstream science. He promotes his views through his nonprofit, Children’s Health … Read more

| | March 25, 2020

I created a faux Twitter account and set about building my own information bubble. My objective: Inhabit the world of far-right figures and conspiracy fanatics, survey the landscape and see where it leads me. I wanted to not just look into, but live in, the information universe seemingly giving comfort to people who want to … Read more

Keith Kloor, science blogger at Discover, has sparked an intriguing debate about the use of the term “anti-science” to describe vaccine opponents and anti-GMO activists. Does it really make sense and advance the cause of encouraging a more contextualized debate about how we frame issues?

Editor’s note: This article is part one of a three-part series by Marc Brazeau on his 2018 predictions on food, farming and GMOs. Read part two and part three. or people in the middle of the debates around biotech in agriculture (which tellingly don’t extend into debates around biotech in medicine), the discussion tends to … Read more

| | October 11, 2017

A pro-GMO professor, University of Florida plant scientist, Kevin Folta who claims he has been defamed by the New York Times’ reporting by Eric Lipton on his connections to Monsanto is trying to sue the newspaper based on how the story played out on the Internet. But that doesn’t mean he’ll be successful. The GLP aggregated … Read more

| | August 22, 2017

  If conservation science is in service to an agenda, then it seems inevitable that research would at times be viewed through a political or ideological prism. The Nature reviewer’s politically minded comments [to a paper submitted to the science journal by Canadian ecologist Mark Vellend] provide a case in point. The GLP aggregated and excerpted … Read more

Oscar-nominated director talks with the Genetic Literacy Project about the reaction his documentary has received, both from GMO critics and those supportive of agricultural biotechnology.

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