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As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap?

As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap?

As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap? Christian Yonker's April 17, 2023, Article, As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap? first appeared on the Sustainable Brands website. The article discusses biotech startup Living Carbon, which has developed a GE hybrid poplar tree. The company claims the trees have...

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REDD-Monitor: Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets with no peer-reviewed science to back its claims.

REDD-Monitor: Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets generated from planting genetically engineered trees: A false solution combined with a techno-fix on top of another false solution   Chris Lang's March 18, 2023 article in REDD-Monitor is a great overview of how Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets with no peer-reviewed science to back its claims. Excerpts from the article can be...

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Photo of the Week: Chile Wildfires Six Years Later

Photo of the Week: Chile Wildfires Six Years Later

Groups Call for Day of Action Following 2023 Wildfires in Chile   22 March is World Water Day.   From 22-25 March 2017, Global Justice Ecology Project, OLCA-Chile and member groups from the Campaign to STOP GE Trees toured the Bio Bio and Araucanía regions of Chile to investigate the social and ecological impacts of industrial tree plantations in the region. These impacts included the...

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The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back

The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back

The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back This article, written by Anne Petermann and Steve Taylor, originally appeared in the Spring 2023 edition of Heartwood community's biannual newsletter Heartbeat. By Anne Petermann and Steve Taylor MAINE – On his land in western Maine, naturalist Bernd Heinrich is surrounded by American chestnut trees and seedlings. More than 1,300 of them grow on his...

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New York Times: The first GE Trees have been planted in a U.S. Forest

New York Times: The first GE Trees have been planted in a U.S. Forest

New York Times: For the First Time, Genetically Modified Trees Have Been Planted in a U.S. Forest Summary of Article: On Monday February 13, 2023, nearly 5,000 GE trees were planted in a U.S. Forest. The modified poplars, planted in Georgia on private land, were produced by Living Carbon. The San Francisco-based biotechnology company claims the trees are fast growing. This claim is uncertain, as...

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MintPress covers GE Trees

December 6, 2014 Christine Graef's article for MintPress News brings to light numerous concerns that are raised by the...

Most Recent Press Coverage

As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap?

As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap?

As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap? Christian Yonker's April 17, 2023, Article, As Forests React to Climate Change, Can Genetically Modified Trees Stand in the Gap? first appeared on the Sustainable Brands website. The article discusses biotech startup Living Carbon, which has developed a GE hybrid poplar tree. The company claims the trees have...

read more

REDD-Monitor: Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets with no peer-reviewed science to back its claims.

REDD-Monitor: Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets generated from planting genetically engineered trees: A false solution combined with a techno-fix on top of another false solution   Chris Lang's March 18, 2023 article in REDD-Monitor is a great overview of how Living Carbon is selling carbon offsets with no peer-reviewed science to back its claims. Excerpts from the article can be...

read more
Photo of the Week: Chile Wildfires Six Years Later

Photo of the Week: Chile Wildfires Six Years Later

Groups Call for Day of Action Following 2023 Wildfires in Chile   22 March is World Water Day.   From 22-25 March 2017, Global Justice Ecology Project, OLCA-Chile and member groups from the Campaign to STOP GE Trees toured the Bio Bio and Araucanía regions of Chile to investigate the social and ecological impacts of industrial tree plantations in the region. These impacts included the...

read more
The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back

The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back

The Wild American Chestnut Is On Its Way Back This article, written by Anne Petermann and Steve Taylor, originally appeared in the Spring 2023 edition of Heartwood community's biannual newsletter Heartbeat. By Anne Petermann and Steve Taylor MAINE – On his land in western Maine, naturalist Bernd Heinrich is surrounded by American chestnut trees and seedlings. More than 1,300 of them grow on his...

read more
New York Times: The first GE Trees have been planted in a U.S. Forest

New York Times: The first GE Trees have been planted in a U.S. Forest

New York Times: For the First Time, Genetically Modified Trees Have Been Planted in a U.S. Forest Summary of Article: On Monday February 13, 2023, nearly 5,000 GE trees were planted in a U.S. Forest. The modified poplars, planted in Georgia on private land, were produced by Living Carbon. The San Francisco-based biotechnology company claims the trees are fast growing. This claim is uncertain, as...

read more

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MintPress covers GE Trees

December 6, 2014 Christine Graef's article for MintPress News brings to light numerous concerns that are raised by the...

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