Despite consumer opposition, the FDA is one step away from approving genetically engineered salmon. While most Americans were enjoying the holiday sea-son or stressing out over the nation’s imminent leap off the so-called fiscal cliff, the Food and Drug Administration delivered some big news as quietly as possible. On December 21, the agency announced that …
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Feb 04
Don’t Put a Fork In It
Tags: AquaBounty, aquabounty genetics, AquaBounty's salmon, controversial fish, controversial salmon, eel salmon, environmental impact salmon, executive director Wenonah Hauter, FDA, fda spliced fish, Fish and Wildlife Service, Food & Water Watch, food and drug association, Foodandwaterwatch, genetically engineered food, genetically engineered salmon, genetically spliced food, genetically tampered fish, genetically tampered salmon, K Street lobbyists, National Oceanic and Atmo-spheric Administration, Norwegian, SalmoBreed, spliced eel, spliced fish, spliced salmon, transgenic salmon, Wenonah Hauter
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Apr 24
Two heads aren’t always better than one
An alarming percentage of the fish found in creeks contaminated by J.R. Simplot’s phosphate mining operations in Idaho are grossly deformed. By Jim Hightower The corporate propensity for rationalizing the irrational in the pursuit of profit appears to be boundless. Consider J.R. Simplot, a giant agribusiness conglomerate whose phosphate mining operations in Idaho have grossly …
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