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Genetically Modified (GM) Crops: Risk, Benefits and Future Research | Agricultural Biotechnology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. GM Crops and Agricultural Intensification 2. Issues Related to GM Crops 3. Risks and Benefits 4. Future Research and Development 5. International Developments. Contents: GM Crops and Agricultural Intensification Issues Related to GM Crops Risks and Benefits Related to GM Crops Future Research and Development of GM Crops International Developments for Safety [...]

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Organisation and Groups that Supports GM Crops

Organisation and Groups that Supports GM Crops! The objective of this article is to examine the regulatory development and regulatory integration regimes supported by the social interests, in order to understand their criticism of the traditional trade-diplomacy approach. Broadly, this group is composed of various national non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international non-governmental organizations (INGOs), where three types of social-interest organizations [...]

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Regulatory Framework of GM Crops (With Implications)

The integration challenges of social regulatory barriers to GM crops. This so-called ideal regulatory framework must promote regulatory stability and integration, subject to several important parameters. First, the framework must balance the competing economic and social interests, calling simultaneously for technological progress and precaution. In this sense, the approach must achieve an acceptable political compromise. Secondly, the regulatory framework must [...]

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