Webinar: New Techniques, Same GMOs

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2020 was awarded to the developers of CRISPR-Cas9, the gene-editing tool that promises to “rewrite the code of life”. In this webinar, hosted by Rachel Parent, Director of Social Media for GMOScience, and organized by the Non-GMO Project, a distinguished panel of experts discusses what that means for the future of our food system — and our planet. The webinar, “New Techniques, Same GMOs”, features Claire Robinson, editor of GMWatch.org; molecular geneticist and GMOScience Advisory Board Member, Dr Michael Antoniou; Jim Thomas of ETC Group; Dr Vandana Shiva of Navdanya; Dr Jonathan Latham of the Biosciences Resource Project; and Megan Westgate of the Non-GMO Project.
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Mexican ban of #GMO white corn wins wide public support. Mexico is more than self-sufficient in the production of GMO-free white corn for human consumption. Its domestic production is GMO free thanks to a ban on harvesting GMO seeds in 2005 https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202304/02/WS64294a81a31057c47ebb7e68.html