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Food Crises and Technological Phobia « Biofortified

Posted on September 20, 2012February 16, 2024 By pcronald

Recently,  a number of very informative article about global food security, genetically engineered crops and the CA labeling initiative  have been published. Here I provide links to a few:

 

Food Crises and Technological Phobia « Biofortified.

GMO Crops: To Label Or Not To Label http://j.mp/S3ie0i 

Scientific and Academic Community Responds to CA initiative on#GMO Labeling http://www.noprop37.com/press/scientific-and-academic-community-responds-to-qualification-of-ballot-measure-mandating-labeling-of-genetically-engineered-foods/ …

Stop worrying; start growing – Fagström &al (2012) – EMBO reportshttp://sco.lt/6hfFFB  #GMO #biosafety #foodsafety #regulation #MontyPython

European court confirms right to cultivate #GMO #crops – #Farming UK (2012) http://sco.lt/4rajTd  #ag #Italy #EU #regulation #coexistence

The Washington Post on environment footprint of organic and conventional farming. What do you think? http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/the-environmental-footprint-of-organic-vs-conventional-food/2012/09/14/40b16582-fb65-11e1-b2af-1f7d12fe907a_story.html … #foodd

NYTimes: Breaking Up the Echo. why no amount of scientific evidence can sway those anti-#GMO http://nyti.ms/V5VUmq 

RT @pcronald: Sacbee – Endorsement: Prop. 37 is a sour plan for food labeling http://sacb.ee/Pj6uV1  Indeed, labeling is ok, junk law is not

From Quackwatch:FDA Orders Dr. Joseph Mercola to Stop Illegal Claims http://on.natgeo.com/S19DGQ  #GMO #labeling #prop37

Arguments About Organic Food: Truths and Fables http://nyti.ms/SgBpjb  re:@NYTimesCohen column http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/07/opinion/roger-cohen-the-organic-fable.html … (via@nytopinion)

World Hunger: The Problem Left Behind

 

Thank you to Alexander Stein, Tyler Cowen, Drew Kershen, Dennis Dimick, Steve Savage and other colleagues who have shared these stories.

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