May 18, 2020 | Featured, Forests, No GE Trees News, Press Coverage, Social Media News, Uncategorized
Global Justice Ecology Project submitted the letter below to the New York Times Magazine–it was published in its print edition on Sunday, May 17th. The letter was submitted in response to a piece written by Gabriel Popkin and published as a feature in the Sunday May...
May 3, 2020 | Forests, GE American Chestnut, No GE Trees News, Protests & Resistance, Social Media News
These wild American chestnuts are growing on Dr. Smolker’s land. Photo: Langelle/GJEP by Dr. Rachel Smolker, Co-Director, Biofuelwatch The article “Can Genetic Engineering Bring Back the American Chestnut?” by Gabriel Popkin in today’s New York Times...
May 3, 2020 | False Solutions, Featured, Forests, GE American Chestnut, Geoengineering, GMOs, Indigenous Peoples, Monsanto & Glyphosate, No GE Trees News, Press Coverage, Protests & Resistance, Social Media News, Uncategorized
Forests and communities across the Eastern US would be threatened if researchers win US government approval to release GE trees into them. Photo: Petermann Get involved and learn about the campaign to protect forests and communities from the threats of genetically...
Jun 27, 2019 | Earth Minute, Earth Radio, Earth Watch, Featured, Forests, New and Extreme Technologies, No GE Trees News, Social Media News
This week’s Earth Watch on the Sojourner Truth show on KPFK Pacifica Los Angeles features Campaign to STOP GE Trees Coordinator Anne Petermann reporting from the 2019 international IUFRO Tree Biotechnology Conference in Raleigh, NC. Petermann addresses the...
Jun 20, 2019 | all other, Brazil, Chile 2017, Chile-All, Featured, Forests, GMOs, Indigenous Peoples, No GE Trees News, Press Releases, Protests & Resistance, Rainforest, Social Media News, Tree Plantations, UN Climate COPs
Traducción al Español Tradução para o Português For Immediate Release, 20 June 2019 Global Campaign Highlights Worldwide Rejection of GE Trees ahead of IUFRO 2019 Tree Biotechnology Conference in North Carolina The social and ecological dangers of...