A new analysis tracking three decades of public discussion about GM finds economic arguments have increasingly crowded out cultural and ethical questions.
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Statewide survey in Vermont finds GM food labels don’t scare consumers or indicate an inferior product. In some cases, labels built trust in the technology.
MPs call for a revamp of GM regulations, after finding “no greater inherent risk” with GM crops compared to conventional ones.
In a recent speech at the British Science Festival in Newcastle, England, Astronomer Royal Martin Rees said on policy issues “scientists have a special responsibility to engage”. Yet he added: “They should…
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Former Professor of Sciences and Society, University of Bristol
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Professor and Chair Community Development and Applied Economics, University of Vermont
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Professor of Plant Biology, Sainsbury Laboratory
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Research Officer, Department of Environmental Management, Lincoln University, New Zealand
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Senior Lecturer in Environmental Policy, Lincoln University, New Zealand
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Senior Lecturer, Department of Tourism, Sport and Society, Lincoln University, New Zealand