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On a besoin d’un avenir pour l’agriculture et non d’une déréglementation des nouveaux OGM

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By Barbara Van Dyck, Agroecology Lab, Anneleen Kenis, Brunel London, KU Leuven, Tomaso FERRANDO
| Le Soir Verified
Le débat sur les nouveaux OGM est biaisé par les lobbies qui défendent toute une série d’intérêts économiques. A la faveur de sa présidence européenne, la Belgique doit se positionner dans ce dossier en facilitant l’élaboration d’une politique européenne qui donne la priorité à l’équité, à l’autonomie des agriculteur.e.s, à la santé publique et à l’environnement.
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Genetically modified crops aren’t a solution to climate change

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By Anneleen Kenis, Barbara Van Dyck
| refresh.news
The European Commission launched a proposal in July 2023 to deregulate a large number of plants manufactured using new genetic techniques. Despite extraordinary attempts by the Spanish presidency to force a breakthrough, EU members have not yet… Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.
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Genetically modified crops aren’t a solution to climate change

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By Anneleen Kenis, Barbara Van Dyck
| Jamaica Gleaner Verified
The European Commission launched a proposal in July 2023 to deregulate a large number of plants manufactured using new genetic techniques. Despite extraordinary attempts by the Spanish presidency to force a breakthrough, EU members have not yet reached a consensus on this plan. But if the proposal were to be approved, these plants would be treated the same as conventional plants, eliminating the need for safety tests and the labelling of genetically modified food products.
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