genetic engineering
FoodConsumer | April 9, 2011 Submitted by Jeffrey Smith to the French Courts in Support of Prof. Serralini Nov.
" ... The foundation bought 500,000 shares of [Monsanto] stock between April and June; on Friday, the total v.
The New Challenge to Monsanto By Colin Todhunter In a challenge delivered to Monsanto’s headquarters on May 20, 2015, US public interest attorney Steven Druker calls on that corporation to find any inaccurate statements of fact in his new book: “Altered Genes, Twisted Truth – How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public” The thoroughly documented and referenced book exposes the substantial risks of genetically engineered foods and the multiple misrepresentations that have enabled them to permeate world markets.
" ... This week, the company is in the news again. This time, the news is not about what they are doing (i.e. .
By Chris Hinyub Intependent Voter Network | December 24, 2010 Acting on information from a “key intelligence source,” CBS News claimed that terrorists are trying to poison our food supply on Monday.
by Eliot Marshall Science Insider | July 7, 2010 The agribusiness giant Monsanto was rebuffed in a ruling handed down yesterday by the European Court of Justice over the company's patented Roundup Ready technology.
" ... Email trail shows how biotech group helped watchdog to draw up analysis of GM crops ... and prompted two.
By Katie Drummond Wired | February 5, 2010 The Pentagon’s mad science arm may have come up with its most radical project yet.
By Eric Savitz Barron's | January 13, 2010 Genetically-modified corn sold by Monsanto (MON) causes organ damage in rats, according to a paper by three French scientists published in the International Journal of Biological Sciences.
The dystopian British sci-fi film 28 Days Later opens with animal rights activists breaking into the Cambridge Primate Research facility to free chimpanzees used in a secret weapons program.


