Kayleen Schreiber
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Where are GMO crops grown? GLP infographics document the global growth of agricultural biotechnology innovation
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One of the more popular claims by critics of GMOs is that only a few countries grow genetically engineered crops, ...
Podcast: Tackling ethical questions about CRISPR with GLP’s groundbreaking Global Gene Editing Regulation Tracker and Index
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To what degree are nations deploying these revolutionary new tools? ...
GLP’s Global Gene Editing Regulation Tracker and Index: Will politicians embrace innovation or fear?
We hope this gene editing regulation tracker and index will encourage science-based scrutiny and advocacy ...
Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer
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A jury decision, while significant, is not a substitute for scientific research ...
Infographic: Are genetically engineered crops less safe than classically-bred food?
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Crops and foods today are not what they used to look like. Farmers and plant breeders have been modifying plant ...
Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 6: Pesticide residues ― Something to worry about?
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Just like anything that goes into your body, it’s the dose (the amount) that matters ...
Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 5: Soil health―When synthetic pesticides are more sustainable than ‘natural’ organics
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Most consumers believe organic farming avoids pesticides and prioritizes the health of the environment more than conventional farming. However, this ...

Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 4: How do organic pesticides compare to synthetic pesticides?
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Many consumers choose to buy higher-priced organic produce because they believe organic foods are not grown using pesticides and therefore ...

Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 3: How dangerous is glyphosate?
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Although pesticide toxicity and biodegradability has decreased overall, many consumers are still worried about pesticides. They are especially concerned with ...
Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 2: Have pesticides improved?
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it is important to balance risks with the benefits that pesticides provide ...
Pesticides and Food: It’s not a black or white issue, Part 1: Has pesticide use decreased?
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What is the truth about crop pesticides and their residues in food in 2018? ...