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Independent Science News: The Failure of GMO Cotton In India (8th September 2020)
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The Conversation: How power shaped the 'success story' of genetically modified cotton in Burkina Faso (30th August 2020)
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The Progressive Farmer: Pests March On: Insect, Weed Resistance Likely to Plague Farmers in 2017 (3rd January 2017)
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India's Minister for Environment states that Bt brinjal (aubergine) and other crops allowed in Bangladesh are being brought (illegally) into India (Bihar, Assam, and West Bengal).
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Times of India: Black clouds over BT cotton as whitefly runs amok (9th September 2015)
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Tuoi Tre News: Vietnam licenses genetically modified corn amid scientists' concerns (4th April 2015)
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Organic Connections: More Farmers Predicted to Go Non-GMO and Organic in 2015 (February 2015)
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Digital Journal: Brazilian farmers: biotech companies using deceptive advertising (1st August 2014)
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Mail Tribune: Scientists find multiple problems with GMOs (13th April 2014)
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Off the Grid News: Farmers Abandoning GMO Seeds And The Reason Will Surprise You (4th January 2014)
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Warns of a significant incidence of a type of bollworm pest (Helicoverpa armigera) due to inadequate farming practices associated with the excessive use of pesticides and transgenic Bt plants.
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[Video in Portuguese]. Caterpillars attacking transgenic (Bt) corn plantations in Parana and DF (Brazil).
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[In Portuguese] Reports an increased incidence of corn earworm caterpillar (Helicoverpa zea), causing damage estimated at 2 billion Brazilian reals. The caterpillars have decimated 2 per cent of the area under cotton in western Bahia so far. One factor is the expansion of the cultivation of GM maize resistant to caterpillars, whose toxin eliminates 100% of the species Spodoptera (armyworms) and only 10% of Helicoverpa. In the plantings of conventional corn, the caterpillar Spodoptera contributed to the control of Helicoverpa. Without natural enemies, the population of the corn ear worm multiplied.
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Reuters: Pesticide use ramping up as GMO crop technology backfires: study (1st October 2012)
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Daily News Tanzania: Superweeds caused by GMO are super problems (20th May 2012)
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Reports problems with yield and fibre quality.
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Western Farm Press: EPA urged to address rootworm resistance to Bt corn (23rd March 2012)
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Rootworms in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Nebraska are suspected of developing tolerance to Monsanto's Bt maize.
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Reports that western corn rootworms in four northeast Iowa corn (maize) fields have evolved to resist the Bt pesticide made by Monsanto's genetically modified (GM) corn.
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A high percentage of US grown GM corn (maize) is subsidised for use in biofuels production, increasing global food prices.
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Suggests that Monsanto's "refuge in a bag" Bt corn (maize), recently approved by the Canadian Food Protection Agency, could speed up the process of pests developing resistance to Bt crops.
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The Telegraph: Toxic pesticides from GM food crops found in unborn babies (20th May 2011)
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Daily Mail: GM food toxins found in the blood of 93% of unborn babies (20th May 2011)
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