Collaborative Campaigning for Food Sovereignty & Environmental Justice
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important issues
Gene editing, or genome editing, are new GM techniques that can create risks and unexpected consequences.
Herbicide sales continue to rise, and the use of glyphosate on GM crops is impacting the Monarch butterfly.
featured publications
Gene editing for sustainable agriculture? – CBAN comments
CBAN’s response to Health Canada’s public relations on GMO regulation
New Proposals Would Eliminate Transparency on GMOs in Canada – CBAN report
Patents on Genome Editing in Canada – CBAN factsheet
Introduction to Genome Editing – CBAN factsheet
Genetically Modified (GM) Foods in Canada
It’s been over 20 years since the Canadian government approved the first genetically modified crops and foods, but critical questions about their impacts on our health, our environment, and our economy remained unanswered.
The six reports of CBAN’s GMO Inquiry dig into these important questions and investigate the real impacts and risks of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in Canada.
Find out more at www.gmoinquiry.ca
