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Minister bids to reopen GM debate

Environment, science & technology: Ian Pearson predicts public will accept GM crops if they can be convinced technology will benefit consumers

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 09-21-2008
Hunger in Africa blamed on west's GM rejection

Organic farming processes adopted by Africa with 'devastating consequences'

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 09-07-2008
Minister fires GM challenge at prince

Phil Woolas says government will go ahead with trials unless scientific evidence shows GM crops harmful

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 08-17-2008
Prince Charles: green hero or ranter?

Ros Coward: Are the prince's views green-ink ravings, or is he a green hero for our times?

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 08-15-2008
Top security wanted for GM crop tests

Environment, science & technology: Scientists claim repeated attacks on their trials are stifling vital research into impact of farming

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 07-28-2008
Cloned meat safe to eat - EU food agency

Long-awaited scientific opinion finds health and welfare risks for animals but no concerns for human consumption

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 07-24-2008
As the world begins to starve, it's time to take GM seriously

Comment is free: With the Earth's population continuing to soar, it will be the poor who go hungry, not the eco-warriors destroying modified crops, writes Robin McKie

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 04-26-2008
Would you eat cloned animal meat?

Meat from cloned animals and their offspring will be on sale in the US in months. Ed Pilkington reports on a PR timebomb that's about to blow

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 04-20-2008
Once bitten ...

Science & environment: Nanotechnology could soon be revolutionising our food - but will the consumers swallow it?

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by guardian.co.uk on 03-25-2008

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