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04/13/2018 / By Mike Adams

Anti-GMO activist found dead in hotel pool, hours before planned delivery of 200,000 petition signatures to the EPA

An activist who opposed genetically engineered mosquitoes has been found dead in the swimming pool of a Washington D.C. hotel, just hours before she was due to submit a petition with over 200,000 signatures to the EPA. Derrick Broze of Activist Post has investigated the story and spoken to a close friend of the victim, […]

09/26/2017 / By Mike Adams

Stanford University fellow Henry Miller exposed as academic prostitute for Monsanto who peddled fake editorials to Forbes.com

A long-time science propagandist for the GMO industry, Henry I. Miller has just been exposed as an academic prostitute for Monsanto. Named a “Robert Wesson Fellow” covering so-called “Scientific Philosophy and Public Policy at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University,” Henry Miller has just been exposed as a science fraud and professional liar who shills […]

05/09/2017 / By News Editors

Dirty money, dirty science: How the GMO industry really operates

The biotech industry’s web of attempts to buy credibility, by laundering its messages through supposedly independent academic scientists, is unraveling and beginning to reveal the influence of a huge amount of industry money on the independence of academic agricultural science. Some of this process was revealed recently in The New York Times. Many of these […]

10/13/2015 / By Vicki Batts

SAFE Act sham to protect GMOs

The SAFE Act (Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015), which sounds like it would guarantee our right to know what’s in our food, is in fact likely to guarantee that will never happen. So, the SAFE Act sounds great on paper – having GMO-containing foods accurately labeled is what most Americans want. However, […]

09/09/2015 / By Mary Gardner

American Journal of Clinical Nutrition retracts unethical GMO study by dishonest biotech scientist

A researcher breached ethical regulations by publishing a paper which allegedly used ethical mis-steps to advance their study. The paper, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, used human subjects, including children. One of the complaints which led to the paper’s retraction was that the researchers were unable to provide appropriate documentation which clearly […]

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