Current developments in the regulation of biotech, particularly in the Cartagena Protocol, represent a serious threat to the efforts of public research to create sustainable solutions for the food ...

The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, which is designed to protect biological diversity and human health from the potential risks arising from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) by providing a clear ...

As the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (CPB) entered into force in 2003, genetically modified (GM) crops were a mere half-dozen years old, adopted in 18 countries.

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Against the Cartagena Protocol and widespread scientific support for a case-by-case approach to regulation, the Convention on Biological Diversity has become a platform for imposing broad restrictions ...

The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety will enter into force for New Zealand on Wednesday 25 May, Environment and Associate Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Marian Hobbs announced today. The Cartagena ...

The EU Environment Council reached a political agreement on the cross-border movement of genetically modified organisms on 17 October. During the Environment Council on 17 October, a political ...

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Outcome of Cartagena Biosafety Protocol meeting exceeds New Zealand's expectations The outcome of the third meeting of Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety exceeded New Zealand's ...

I was at last month's meeting in Brazil of nations that are party to the Cartagena Protocol, and left with the distinct impression that there is something radically wrong with its approach. As a ...