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28/01/25

Joint letter: Ensure EUDR benchmarking reflects human rights and environmental risks

The EU Deforestation Law is only as good as its implementation. That’s why we have signed an open letter along …

23/01/25

Roadmap for Pesticide Phase-Out

The widespread use of pesticides is not only threatens ecosystems and biodiversity but also impacts human heal …

14/01/25

How the agroindustry brought down the EU pesticide law

Despite the well-documented risks pesticides pose to biodiversity and human health, the European Union has con …

09/01/25

Risky business: who wins and who loses when new GMOs go unchecked?

This briefing is part of a series dissecting who will benefit from the draft EU law to deregulate new GMOs, an …

09/01/25

Locked seeds: who wins and who loses when new GMOs get patented?

This briefing is part of a series dissecting who will benefit from the draft EU law to deregulate new GMOs, an …

09/01/25

No strings attached: who wins and who loses when new GMOs get a free pass?

This briefing is part of a series dissecting who will benefit from the draft EU law to deregulate new GMOs, an …

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