Search results — 104 items matching your search terms.

Subscribe to an always-updated feed of these search terms

Alternatives to agribusiness: Around the world, arable lands are being acquired or occupied by companies, governments and investors. Food in all parts of the world has become homogeneous ...
Paraguay: the human cost of soy: Local farmers tell their stories of living with the devastating effects of soy cultivation in Paraguay.
Killing Fields the battle to feed factory farms: This ground breaking film investigates the impacts of growing soy in South America to feed factory farms in Europe. Our campaign gives people unwittingly ...
Food Crisis Talks: Governments Should Scrap Biofuels, Not Push GM Crops: ROME (ITALY) / LONDON (UK), October 16, 2012 – As Governments gather in Rome today, World Food Day, to discuss the global food price crisis, Friends of the ...
Food Sovereignty Program highlights: The Food Sovereignty Program’s objective is to resist and expose industrial corporate-led agriculture and promote food sovereignty.
Round Table on Responsible Soy (RTRS) statement: Friends of the Earth International, April 2008: Friends of the Earth International strongly rejects the current process of the Roundtable on Responsible Soy ...
Green schemes for biofuel crops set to fail: Attempts to use certification schemes to reduce the widespread environmental and social problems caused by growing crops for fuels and animal feeds are bound ...
GMO-Free Europe Conference 2010: Come and take part in the 6th European Conference of GMO-Free Regions, Brussels and Ghent, September 16-18, 2010. Co-organised by Friends of the Earth Europe.
GMO-Free Europe Conference 2010: Come and take part in the 6th European Conference of GMO-Free Regions, Brussels and Ghent, September 16-18, 2010. Co-organised by Friends of the Earth Europe.
Who benefits from GM crops? 2009: Friends of the Earth International, February 2009: The biotechnology industry has aggressively touted GM as a solution to hunger and the global food crisis. ...
Who benefits from GM crops? 2009 executive summary: Friends of the Earth International, February 2009: The biotechnology industry has aggressively touted GM as a solution to hunger and the global food crisis. ...
Food Sovereignty: A New Model for a Human Right: Statement by La Via Campesina and Friends of the Earth International at the 17th Session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development.
Who benefits from GM crops? 2010: Friends of the Earth International, September 2010: Every year, the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications, which is partly ...
trade & people's food sovereignty: Food and water are peoples’ most basic needs. Agriculture is therefore critical for all people. April 2003
Who Benefits from GM crops? - 2007 executive summary: Friends of the Earth International, January 2007: Summary from the report 'Who benefits from GM crops? An Analysis of the global performance of genetically ...
who benefits from gm crops? - 2007 summary - mandarin: Friends of the Earth International, January 2007: Summary from the report 'Who benefits from GM crops? An Analysis of the global performance of genetically ...
contamination genetique afrique: Les Amis de la Terre International, 2002: Ce fascicule aborde quelques-unes des grandes questions posées par les organismes génétiquement modifiés (OGM) dans ...
fertile resistance in agrobiodiversity: Friends of the Earth International, August 2002: Local communities defending agrobiodiversity against gmos and agrobusiness.
Stop playing with hunger! - factsheet: Friends of the Earth International, June 2003: The US Government is promoting GM crops as the primary solution to improving food security and solving hunger ...
StarLink Genetically Engineered Corn in the Food Supply - chronology: Friends of the Earth International, February 2005: Sequence of events regarding the introduction of StarLink's genetically engineered corn into mainstream food ...
Playing with Hunger: The reality behind the shipment of GMOs as food aid: Friends of the Earth International, July 2003: A controversy over genetically modified (GM) food aid arose in 2000 and grew increasingly in 2002, when ...
How the US Government is Planning to Approve Contamination of the World’s Food Supply with Experimental GM Crops - briefing paper: Friends of the Earth, May 2005: This paper explores the ways in which over the past two decades, the United States government has done everything possible to ...
Nyeleni Forum for Food Sovereignty 2007: The report of the Forum for Food Sovereignty held in February 2007 in Nyeleni, Mali: The Forum For Food Sovereignty, was an opportunity for people who ...
Farmers and biodiversity in Latin America: Friends of the Earth International, May 2003: For rural workers, the creation of biodiversity is the result of an interaction between human beings and nature. ...
who benefits from gm crops? - 2011: Friends of the Earth International, February 2011: This annual report analyses major new developments regarding genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in ...
La Troja: a fair trade and solidarity project: La Troja is a warehouse run by Friends of the Earth Costa Rica. It has been created to enable small scale producers to store basic grains such as, maize, ...
AGRA’s Technology Push in Africa: Friends of the Earth International describes the flaws with the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), a programme largely funded by the Bill Gates ...
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing ‘sustainably’ - Summary: An analysis of proposals to intensify agriculture
GM crops failing to tackle climate change: Amsterdam / Uruguay, 23 February 2010 – On the day of the release of annual industry-sponsored figures, a new report from Friends of the Earth International ...
European Commission gives green light to genetically modified potatoes: A decision by Europe's new health and consumer commissioner, John Dalli, to give the go ahead for genetically modified potatoes to be grown in Europe, has been ...

Next 30 items » 1 2 3 4