GMCC:
coexistence between genetically modified (GM) and non-GM based agricultural
supply chainsportal to the results of the bi-annual scientific co-existence conferences and their proceedings
Dr. A. Velimirov, Dr. C. Binter , Univ. Prof. Dr. J. Zentek (published by the
Ministry for health and environment Austria, Nov 2008)
Biological
effects of transgenic maize NK603xMON810 fed in long term reproduction studies
in mice
Reports reduced fertility of mice fed with gm-maize
Joint Reserach Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (2008)
A
Descriptive Analysis of Conventional, Organic and GM Crop and Certified Seed
Production in the EU
Central Science Laboratory (2007)
Adventitious
traces of genetically modified seeds in conventional seed lots: current situation
in Member States
an exhaustive country ba country overview on GMO seed testing and incidents
of seed contamination in the European Union
Central Science Laboratory (2007)
Cumulative
long-term effects of genetically modified (GM) crops on human/animal health
and the environment: risk assessment methodologies
Agriculture and Life Sciences in the Economy Secretariat, IPTS / JRC - European
Commission (2003 - 2008)
GMCC:
coexistence between genetically modified (GM) and non-GM based agricultural
supply chains
portal to the results of the bi-annual scientific co-existence conferences
and their proceedings
Joint Reserach Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (January
2006)
New
case studies on the coexistence of GM and non-GM crops in European agriculture
Florianne Koechlin, reader for Epigenetics Conference, Frankfurt (Dezember
2005)
Risks
underestimated - interviews with 9 scientist on gmo plants
Kent J. Bradford et. al (UC Davis, 2006)
Methods
to Maintain Genetic Purity of Seed Stocks
Proceedings,
GMCC 05
Luigi Ponti, Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society 2005 25: 289-305.
(August 2005)
Transgenic
Crops and Sustainable Agriculture in the European Context
Ken Belcher on outcrossing of GMO in Canada (August 2005)
Genetically
Modified Crops and Agricultural Landscapes: Spatial Patterns of Contamination
Bt Maize inferior yield - Study by
B.L. Ma and K.D. Subedi (August 2005)
Development,
yield, grain moisture and nitrogen uptake of Bt corn hybrids and their conventional
near-isolines.
Michelle Marvier and Rene C. Van Acker (March 2005)
Can
crop transgenes be kept on a leash?
Transgenes escape via the movement of pollen and seeds, and this movement is
facilitated by the growing number of incidents involving human error. Even the
best designed risk management can be foiled by human error, a reality that is
underestimated by most GM crop-risk analyses. Thus, our evaluation of risk should
assume that whatever transgene is being examined has a good chance of escaping.
Dr Maxime Schwartz (Nov 2004)
Position
of the French Food Savety Committee, AFSSA on a risk/benefit analysis of GMOs
source: EFSA
Advisory forum event on risk assessment homepage
North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation (Nov 2004)
Maize
and Biodiversity - The Effects of transgenic maize in Mexico
International Society for Biosafety Research, Montpellier, France, proceedings,
( September 2004)
8th
International Symposium on the Biosafety of Genetically Modified Organisms
(14 MB)
FAO, IFOAM, ISF, Rome, proceedings (July 2004)
First
World Conference on Organic Seed
Sinclair, Purcell, Sneller on GM and (no) effects on yield increase (Feb 2004)
Crop
transformation and the challenge to increase yield potential
Union of Concerned Scientists, Laboratory testing of traditional (non-GE) seeds
of corn, soybeans, and canola (Feb 2004)
Gone
to Seed, Transgenic contaminants in the traditional seed supply
Various Danish and European Institutes
and DK Ministry for Agriculture (November 2003)
First
European Conference on Co-existence of Geneticall Modified Drops with Conventional
and Organic Crops
(Includes Abstracts and extensive list of recent research and literature)
Various
British Scientists (October 2003)
The
Farm Scale Evaluations of spring-sown genetically modified crops
The results of the farm-scale evaluations of three
herbicide-tolerant GM crops - maize, beet and spring oilseed rape
1999-2002
Non-techinical
summary of the findings
Scientific
commentary from the authors
Frontis, Wageningen International Nucleus for Strategic
Expertise, The Netherlands 1-4 June 2003
Proceedings
of the Frontis workshop on Environmental Costs and Benefits of Transgenic Crops
Various Danisch Scientist (January 2003)
Report
from the Working Group on the co-existence of genetically modified crops with
conventional and organic crops
Untersuchung von FiBl und Öko-Institut im Auftrag
des Umweltbundesamtes (2003)
Grüne
Gentechnik und Ökologische Landwirtschaft
Untersuchung von FiBl und Öko-Institut im Auftrag
des BUND (2003)
Wahlfreiheit
bei GVO-Anbau?
National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) for DEFRA
UK, December 2002:
Monitoring
large scale releases of genetically modified crops, results 94-97 and
97-00
Eco-Institute Freiburg, December 2002, overview article
Gene
flow so what?
Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Biosafety,
Beijing Oct 2002
Proceedings
(306 pages pdf, 2 MB)
US National Academy of Sciences, Board on Agriculture and Natural
Resources, 2002
Environmental
Effects of Transgenic Plants: The Scope and Adequacy of Regulation
Ecological Impact of GMO Dissemination in Agro-Ecosystems,
International OECD Workshop, September, 2002
Proceedings
(218 pages pdf, 1,4 MB)
EU
Joint research Centre, May 2002:
Scenarios
for co-existence of genetically modified, conventional and organic
crops in European agriculture
European
Environment Agency, March 2002:
Genetically
modified organisms: The significance of gene flow through pollen transfer
A review and interpretation of published literature
and recent/current research from the ESF ‘Assessing the Impact of
GM Plants’ (AIGM) programme for the European Science Foundation and
the European Environment Agency
English
Nature: Gene stacking in herbicide tolerant oilseed rape: lessons from
the North American experience
Genetic engineering of herbicide resistant oilseedrape
has created multiple resistant, "superweedy" varieties
Scientific
Methods Workshop, Columbus, Ohio, March 5 nd 6, 2002:
Ecological
and Agronomic Consequences of Gene Flow from Transgenic Crops to Wild
Relatives
EU
Scientific Committee on Plants, 13. March 2001:
Opinion
of the Scientific Committee on Plants concerning the adventitious presence
of GM seeds in conventional seeds