Yesterday the USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service issued its decision to approve the mass-release of over a quarter of a million GE eucalyptus trees across seven states in the U.S. South (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina), despite overwhelming public opposition.
Quick Vlog update on Kentucky Fried Forests Campaign.
USDA ignores public outcry and hard science… U.S. Department of Agriculture Approves Release of GE Trees USDA Approves ArborGen’s Request to Plant 260,000 Genetically Engineered Eucalyptus Trees Across U.S. […]
Decatur Green Fest was a huge success… This past Saturday the Decatur Green Fest hosted by Dogwood Alliance drew 2,000 enthusiastic green Atlantans of all ages to a solar powered […]
While the U.S. Supreme Court hears its first-ever case involving a genetically modified organism, alarms are sounding over the proposed planting of more than a quarter of a million genetically engineered eucalyptus trees in the U.S., and transgenic trees are being globally condemned.
