Panel 7 - GVO
- When choice becomes just a memory, Naomi Klein, June 21, 2001 [ The Guardian ]
- Glyphosate-Resistant Soybean Cultivar Yields Compared with Sister Lines, R. W. Elmore, F. W. Roeth, Lenis A. Nelson, Charles A. Shapiro, Robert N. Klein, Stevan Z. Knezevic, and Alex Martin, Mar/Apr01 [ Agronomy Journal ]
- Ten reasons why biotechnology will non ensure food security, protect the environment and reduce poverty in developing world, Altieri M, Rosset P, 1999 [ AgBioForum ]
- Strengthening the case for why biotechnology will not help the developing world: a response to McGloughlin, Altieri M, Rosset P, 1999 [ AgBioForum ]
- Evidence of the Magnitude and Consequences of the Roundup Ready Soybean Yield Drag from University-Based Varietal Trials in 1998, Dr. Charles Benbrook, 13/07/1999 [ Ag BioTech InfoNet ]
- World hunger needs a simple solution rather than hi-tech GM food, Andrew Simms, August 4, 2003 [ The Guardian ]
- Biotechnology: Exploiting the Poor and Hungry, Devinder Sharma, 2001 [ Biotech-Info ]
- Lessons from the Green Revolution -- Do We Need New Technology to End Hunger?, Rosset P, Collins J, Moore Lappé F., March/April 2000 [ Tikkun Magazine ]
- NGOs Challenge World Bank's Rural Development Strategy, Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, Aug 2002 [ Pesticide Action Network ]
- Engineering nutrition: GM crops for global justice?, Food Ethics Council, September 2003 [ Food Ethics Council ]
- The costs and benefits of genetically modified crops, Food Ethics Council, February 2003 [ Food Ethics Council ]
- GM 'assistance' for Africa, Amadou Kanoute, August 2003 [ Biotech-Info ]
- Indian Farmers Judge GM Crops, Hugh Warwick, September-October, 2000 [ The Ecologist ]
- Promoting corporate profits in the name of the poor, Devlin Kuyek, October, 2000 [ Grain ]