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Steve Taylor’s Biography

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Author Bio: Owner of Press Express LLC, Steve Taylor is a freelance journalist, and host of the podcast Breaking Green produced by Global Justice Ecology Project.

Taylor began his environmental work in the 1990s opposing clearcutting in Shawnee National Forest. He was awarded the Leo and Kay Drey Award for Leadership from the Missouri Coalition for the Environment for his work as co-founder of the Times Beach Action Group.

Taylor worked for the U.S. House of Representatives for 12 years. He h…

Steve Taylor’s Journalist Portfolio

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Profit Trumps People and Planet in Brazil's Eucalyptus Industry

Profit Trumps People and Planet in Brazil's Eucalyptus Industry

A syndicated article published around the world including MSN and the MST. Brazil is set to unleash several v…

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Para a indústria de eucalipto no Brasil, os lucros estão acima dos povos e meio ambiente

Para a indústria de eucalipto no Brasil, os lucros estão acima dos povos e meio ambiente

O Instituto Humanitas Unisinos - IHU - um órgão transdisciplinar da Unisinos, que visa apontar novas questões…

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The Genetically-Engineered Tree That Never Was

The Genetically-Engineered Tree That Never Was

The transgenic Darling 58 chestnut tree as a sign of our collapsing regulatory ecosystem.

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We've never been closer to nuclear catastrophe

We've never been closer to nuclear catastrophe

A syndicated article based on an interview with Dr. Helen Caldicott about the war in Ukraine and the threat o…

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'Nunca estivemos tão perto de uma catástrofe nuclear': ativista Helen Caldicott

'Nunca estivemos tão perto de uma catástrofe nuclear': ativista Helen Caldicott

Esta entrevista ocorreu em 25 de janeiro de 2023, um dia depois que o Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists avanç…

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United Nations COP27 is rigged, won't help with climate change

United Nations COP27 is rigged, won't help with climate change

A syndicated article based on an interview with Nnimmo Bassey, a Nigerian architect and award-winning environ…

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Controversial Genetically Engineered Chestnut Tree loses support from its backers

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By Steve Taylor Verified
| ieyenews.com
By Steve Taylor AUTHOR BIO: Steve Taylor is the communications director for Global Justice Ecology Project. SOURCE: Independent Media Institute CREDIT LINE: This article was produced by Earth | Food | Life, a project of the Independent Media Institute.
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The Tree That Never Was: the Latest Sign of Our Collapsing Regulatory Ecosystem

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By Steve Taylor Verified
| CounterPunch Verified
On December 8th, the American Chestnut Foundation (TACF) announced it was withdrawing support “for several pending regulatory petitions that would authorize distribution of transgenic Darling 58 trees outside permitted research plots”. The announcement was shocking, one that should have huge implications for the idea of releasing GMOs into the wild.
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Controversial Genetically Engineered Chestnut Tree Loses Support From Its Backers

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By Steve Taylor Verified, Bharat Dogra, Colin Todhunter Verified, Norman Solomon Verified
| Countercurrents
A stunning admission by the American Chestnut Foundation exposes the nation’s broken regulatory system. On December 8, the American Chestnut Foundation (TACF) announced it withdrew support “for several pending regulatory petitions that would authorize distribution of transgenic Darling 58 trees outside permitted research plots.” The announcement was shocking, one that should have huge implications for the idea of releasing GMOs into the wild.
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