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Percy Schmeiser decision: Court tramples farmers rights
Civil society and farmers' organizations worldwide reacted with outrage to today's 5-4 decision by the Canadian Supreme Court, affirming Monsanto's right to prosecute farmers who are found to have GM crops growing on their land - whether they wanted them or not. Gene Giant Monsanto accused Saskatchewan farmers Percy and Louise Schmeiser of violating the company's patent on genetically modified canola (oilseed rape). Percy and Louise did not want Monsanto's GM canola seeds that invaded their property, and they did not try to benefit from the herbicide-tolerant trait in the GM seed (that is, they didn't spray Roundup weedkiller), but still Monsanto prosecuted them for patent infringement and demanded a portion of their income. The Schmeisers waged a courageous, 7-year battle against Monsanto that went all the way to the Supreme Court
Monsanto wins; pray you're not contaminated
Ugh.
EXPERIÊNCIAS BRASILEIRAS COM SEMENTES CRIOULAS
San Francisco Bay Area Mobilizes to Shut Down Biotech Convention
San Francisco Bay Area Residents Pledge to Shut Down Biotech Convention
Broken Promises: Will GM crops really help developing countries?
Lim Li Ching looks at some telling examples in Kenya, Indonesia and India.
22 mei: Wageningen; Gentechvrije Zone!
UN FAO report on biotech misquoted and exploited
Selective references from the UN Report on Agricultural Biotechnology,
RTC: What PR companies can learn....
Activists are preparing for a meeting, making flyers, websites to invite others to join in, to share their ideas and to be open and inclusive.
Anti-GM Action On Bayer CropScience
Monsanto/Schmeiser ruling tommorow
Should be interesting.
Why are Americans nothing but a bunch of Mindless Drones.
The so called 911 commision is nothing but a dog and phony show.
Biotech meeting to be target of diverse protests
Help Reclaim the Commons June 3-9!
FAO report
Selective references from the UN Report on Agricultural Biotechnology,
Weiter mit Kurs in Richtung Biosafety...
Am 27. Februar endete das erste Treffen der Parteien des Cartagena-Protokolls zur biologischen Sicherheit. Dieses hatte in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) stattgefunden. Es konnten zehn wegweisende Entschlüsse zu Themen wie Informationsaustausch, Finanzierungen und vor allem zum Umgang mit lebenden gentechnisch veränderten Organismen gefasst werden. Ein Update.
GE wheat resistence in Japan
The Situation with GM Wheat in North America
Fooling Mother Nature
Illegal Sale of BT Cotton in India
States Directed To Prevent Sales Of Unapproved Bt Cotton Seeds
Genetische manipulatie; goede toepassingen?
Innovatie doelstelling -zoals G.M.- zou vruchten voor de burger afwerpen.
Verplicht DNA afstaan
Narrativa sobre o encerramento da 3ª Jornada de Agroecologia, Ponta Grossa - PR
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