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by Sara Novak | TreeHugger | May 30, 2010 Food Freedom recently reported that Chavannes Jean-Baptiste, peasant farmer leader of the Peasant Movement of Papay (MPP) called the entry of Monsanto seeds into Haiti "a very strong attack on small agriculture, on farmers, on biodiversity, on Creole seeds.
FoodConsumer | April 9, 2011 Submitted by Jeffrey Smith to the French Courts in Support of Prof. Serralini Nov.
Many farmers have decided to forego growing corn and soybeans due to the "inevitable contamination that will result".
Re infiltration of Pacifica's Los Angeles affiliate, KPFK, primarily, by Pat Scott (a source of much of the strife at Pacifica, 1995-99), Ian Masters, Dave Adelson, Larry Bensky (Paris Review/CIA), Jon Weiner (made his reputation with a grossly obvious, widely-publicized limited hang-out on the CIA murder of Beatle John Lennon), Marc Cooper (scarce at Pacifica these days because he's been outed as a mole at KPFK, so he's moved on to NPR, pollutes the LA Weekly, The Nation, and other compromised "news" ((opinion-formation)) scams with droll cover-ups of CIA crimes and smears of left-wing ((or "Trotskyite")) activists) and a secret team of supporting players, with an internal perspective on board politics .
By Colin O’Neil, Agriculture Policy Director and Emily Cassidy, Research Analyst, Environmental Working Group Remember when we told you that some farmers were illegally spraying the herbicide dicamba on Monsanto’s new GMO crops? Well, the situation is getting worse.
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.
Monsanto will pay nearly $2.4 million to soft white wheat growers and wheat organizations to settle litigation.
By JOYCE NELSON Finally, a little-known aspect of the crisis in Ukraine is receiving some international attention.
Photo: Approximately 75 people participated in March Against Monsanto Windsor-Essex County, that was part of a world wide day of protest against the agricultural biotechnology company, Monsanto, Saturday, Oct.
Anonymously added to a recent budget bill, the controversial rider would protect U.S. biotech companies from l.



