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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Webinar: New Techniques, Same GMOs
Parental Alert: This paper was brought to my attention by my @theNewMDS co-podcaster, @stephanieseneff.
We've known that nano aluminum has been used in vaccines (although the FDA removed the word "nano").
It appears that nanocurcumin can offset the…
Organic Farming Shown to Reduce Pesticide Load in Bird of Prey Species. Study suggests not only the direct environment around nests is less contaminated but that the prey hunted by parents in the close vicinity and brought to chicks is less contaminated. https://beyondpesticides.org/dailynewsblog/2024/05/organic-farming-shown-to-reduce-pesticide-load-in-bird-of-prey-species/
