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14 December 2010

EU-Citizens Initiative tried as new means of action against genetically modified crops

7 December 2010

EU-plans to allow member states to opt-out growing genetically modified varieties draw attention US

7 December 2010

Potato with enhanced protein levels and more essential amino acids developed in India

19 July 2010

Differentiation approval genetically modified crops within the EU may come within reach

14 December 2009

Acreage of commerically grown modified crops has rissen once again in 2008

12 October 2009

Abstracts meeting 30 juni 2009

11 June 2009

Debate on genetically modified crops organised by Dutch Minister for Agriculture, Nature Conservation and Food (LNV).

16 April 2009

Growing EU-approved cornborer resistant genetically modified maize/corn forbidden in Germany

3 November 2008

European Authority for Food Safety (EFSA): France may not prohibit the use of genetically modified maize

3 November 2008

Modified tomato, now purple, shows favourable effect in mice

24 October 2008

"News Feature" in 'Nature' on the soil ecosystem

19 September 2008

How were the yields of GMO crops? A study by PG economics Ltd.

2 September 2008

An 'almost column' about Modified crops as discussion subject among natural and social scientists

1 September 2008

High food prices lead to faster acceptance of GMO crops in some countries

11 January 2008

French president announces moratorium on growing genetically modified maize

23 November 2007

Decision 2nd round ERGO proposals due for January 29th 2008

5 November 2007

European permission genetically modified starch potato 'trench warfare'

1 November 2007

The Netherlands are lagging behind Scandinavian countries regarding knowledge valorisation

29 October 2007

The number of genetically modified crops allowed to Enter Europe reaches 15

14 September 2007

German ministry funds research on confinement and biosafety of genetically modified crops

21 May 2007

TRIAS project shows a-sexual nematodes are capable of fast genetic adaptation to pollution

4 May 2007

Biofuels have turned into a "green goldrush"

27 April 2007

Debate about current generation biofuels continues

13 March 2007

Biofuels are a problem rather than a solution

6 March 2007

Comments by Marc van Montagu (IPBO) regarding ISAAA acreage growth figures

6 March 2007

Science and politics: separate worlds

27 February 2007

Most Dutch have no objections against gene-modified foodstuffs as long as they are healthier

1 February 2007

Novel Food Regulation has tenth anniversary

23 January 2007

Results first ERGO round known

22 January 2007

Eurobarometer 2006: Europeans more positive about white and red, still negative towards green biotechnology

22 January 2007

Woldwide acreage genetically modified crops again has risen considerably

22 January 2007

Strategical European Agriculture research plan presented

22 January 2007

Website and Newsletter in the EU about genetically modified organisms

12 January 2007

Non-regulated modified rice removed from Dutch shop shelves

1 September 2006

Suspicion of traces of non-regulated rice, ship held in port of Rotterdam

30 August 2006

Field trials with genetically modified plants disrupted in Wageningen and Veendam

30 August 2006

Are cisgenic plants genetically modified or not?

29 August 2006

Damaging effect genetically modified cotton

25 August 2006

Reactions on gene modified rice differ very much between US and EU

25 August 2006

Application for field trial disease resistant potato in UK

23 August 2006

ERGO sub-committee Science established (and, by consequence, the ERGO Programme committee)

21 August 2006

Archaeabacteria in soil possibly of greater ecological importance

21 August 2006

Modified grass found outside US trial field

17 July 2006

Agrochemical and drinkwater companies cooperate with farmers' organisations and water boards towards 'clean sources'

3 July 2006

Developments outside the Netherlands: Switzerland

19 June 2006

Cisgenetic crops

24 May 2006

ERGO Evaluation committee 'Applicability' in function

19 May 2006

Question regarding the number of preliminary application one can be involved in

13 April 2006

Cold hardiness originating from antarctic grass Deschampia to be transfered to crops

24 March 2006

Impressions from the kick off meeting on March 23rd 2006

13 February 2006

Expression of a transferred gene from bean to pea can lead to allergic reactions in mice

9 February 2006

World Trade Organisation comes to a preliminary ruling on ban on import modified foods and crops

27 January 2006

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