Introductory Guide
GeneWatch aims to ensure that genetic technologies are developed and used in the public interest and in a way which promotes human health, protects the environment and respects human rights and the interests of animals. The information on these pages provides a basic guide to what genetic modification is and some of the concerns and issues that are raised by it. There are also links to other sources of information which we believe will are informative.
Resources
- Issue Papers
- GM Debate Briefing - GM Animals: Do The Ends Justify The Means? 1st July 2003
- GM Debate Briefing - GM Research: Who Decides? 1st June 2003
- GM Debate Briefing - Who Should Pay if Things Go Wrong with GM Crops and Food? 1st February 2003
- GM Debate Briefing- Can GM and Non-GM Farming Co-exist in the UK? 1st February 2003
- GM Debate Briefing - GM Crops: Environmental Saviour or New Form of Pollution? 1st December 2002
- GM Debate Briefing - GM Crops: Bringing Hope to the Starving? 1st December 2002
- GM Debate Briefing - GM crops and foods: good for your health? 1st December 2002
- GM Debate Briefing - GM food: your right to choose? 1st December 2002
- Glossary
- Common terms used in plant genetics 16th March 2006
- Briefings
