Jeffrey’s Take: Breaking- Aggressive GMOs in the Wild
I spoke to a scientist last week, (not a GMO scientist), and I was talking about the potential for GMOs to overrun and replace nature with a corrupted gene pool on a permanent basis. He raised an issue or an objection to this, which is an old...
Jeffrey’s Take: Tests on Glyphosate Were a FRAUD!
There is more news of fraud around Monsanto or Bayer's Roundup. This time it comes out of the European Union - Germany. The Laboratory of Pharmacology and Toxicology in Hamburg apparently committed fraud in a series of regulatory tests that...
Jeffrey’s Take: FDA Says, “Regulate Gene Edited Animals”
On February 7th, the US Food and Drug Administration put out a strong statement in the publication Nature Biotechnology, which is one of the preeminent pro-GMO journals. And the statement basically endorsed the need for strict oversight of...
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Jeffrey’s Take: Monsanto trial will stream live; new evidence shows greater dangers from GMOs
Hi everyone, this is Jeffrey Smith. I'm on Instagram and Facebook for the Institute for Responsible Technology and I have some interesting news today. We are discussing the news from this week and Monsanto tried hard to delay a trial in St....
Jeffrey’s Take: Chinese Scientist Who Edited Human Embryo Genes Sentenced to Three Years
I want to comment on the fact that the scientist in China who genetically engineered human fetuses has been sentenced to jail for three years. He Jiankui was globally condemned when he announced his experiments last November, fined about...
Community-Led Efforts to Ban Glyphosate in Public Spaces Pick up Speed
Originally published in Civil Eats A decade ago, when Kathleen Hallal’s three young sons were battling auto-immune disorders, the Irvine, California, resident realized that powerful herbicides were often being sprayed in the schoolyards, fields, and parks where they...
Cleaning up after GM: Is it possible?
Originally published on GM Watch. Advocates claim unintended and possibly harmful changes in plants caused by genetic modification methods, including the new gene editing techniques, can be “bred out”. But this is often not true, says Dr Doug Gurian-Sherman Advocates...
Glyphosate induces benign monoclonal gammopathy and promotes multiple myeloma progression in mice
Originally published on https://link.springer.com/ Abstract: Background: Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the USA and worldwide. There has been considerable debate about its carcinogenicity. Epidemiological studies suggest that multiple myeloma (MM) and...
