-- Greenwire (3/9/2010) The EU's executive body, the European Commission, has approved the first new genetically modified (GM) crop in more than a decade, this article reports. [More]
-- Financial Times (3/9/2010) According to this article, both biotech supporters and opponents have said that the EU's approval of BASF's genetically modified (GM) "Amflora" potato marks the beginning of a more welcoming posture towards GM crops. [More]
-- Reuters (3/9/2010) This article discusses the European Commission's stated intention to begin allowing member states to decide whether to allow genetically modified (GM) crops that have been approved by the EU to be grown within national borders. [More]
-- Crop Biotech Update (3/8/2010) Researchers at Fuidan University in China and the University of Leiden in the Netherlands have developed a model they say can effectively predict pollen-mediated gene flow (PMGF) in rice. [More]
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