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Campaign for a refusal of the GMO ...




by Forumecolo » 06/04/06, 20:47

I wanted to share with you the action carried out by the association "Act for the environment" in order to say NO TO GMOs ...
Acting for the environment wrote:Why this campaign?

France should soon transpose a European directive relating to the dissemination of GMOs in the environment. In the light of a recent parliamentary report, there is reason to fear that a lax law concerning the coexistence between GMO and non-GMO cultures (conventional and organic), which will evade the question of responsibility in the event of contamination and therefore of the methods of preserving the environment and existing agrarian systems, is not promulgated.

While parliamentarians fill their lack of independence with editorial stakhanovism leading them to produce report on report, certain regions adopt resolutions and wishes proposing a limitation of the dissemination of GMOs.

The spread of GMOs in nature is irreversible: this technology will therefore inevitably impose itself on those who have not chosen it, on those who refuse it. To protect itself from biotechnological irreversibility and guarantee everyone the right to information on what they eat, France must adopt regulations prohibiting any dissemination, from fork to fork, from field to table. The risk of genetic contamination must be subject to truly dissuasive legal provisions to preventively prevent genetic pollution by irreversible and self-propagating essence.


To better understand, I put the link of campaign pdf...

The ACTION proposed consists in sending to your deputy, to your president of region and to the presidents of AOC and LABELS ROUGE a "postcard" indicating your will to "prevent a genetically modified law" !!
It will cost you the price of 4 stamps ... (2 €, that remains reasonable, right? ;-))

Anti-LoiOGM postcard

Not sure how to find your MP's name? Nothing's easier : Arrow:
National Assembly

Do not forget to notify us when you have performed this action, it is more motivating ... ;-)

The link to the campaign Acting for the Environment

Don't forget that April 08 is "International Day of Collective Opposition to GMOs" ...
http://altercampagne.free.fr/
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by denis09 » 07/06/06, 12:04

I do not think that GMOs are harmful to man, we must not confuse scientific evolution with capitalist evolution.
Whenever there is progress, there will always be a capitalist to derive maximum profit from it at the expense of the common good.
Dare to say anti capitalist, I know it makes you shudder now, but yes, advanced ecology and human well-being can go together and it seems to me that econology is exactly that. So rather than spitting in the soup because that a guy wants to take it over, let's run the guy and share the soup.
It shows that I am not an intellectual but I try to express a discomfort that I feel when seeing the supposedly good thinking mistaken fight.
It is true that capitalism and communism have become taboo words.
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by Christophe » 07/06/06, 12:21

denis09 wrote:progressed ecology and human well-being can go together


This is the foundation of econology ... and that is why it does not please some ecologists who declare decay and a "backward step" ...

Otherwise a pity that econology does not appear in the links on this page: http://www.agirpourlenvironnement.org/ape/liens.htm
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by Christophe » 07/06/06, 13:50

On this page : http://www.agirpourlenvironnement.org/campagnes/c20.htm

Click see on: Ecoforum : Cheesy:

Example of an unscrupulous hacked site or webmaster?
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by gegyx » 07/06/06, 23:36

denis09 wrote:I don't think GMOs are harmful to humans
Currently, yes! And I will try to explain it to you ...
To modify an organism and add to it an "interesting" gene, we remove the dna chain, and we modify its structure; it is no longer a chain of DNA with one gene more or less, it is a new, different organism which can evolve and multiply differently, and, therein lies the problem.
"Cancer-like" diseases occur when the two opposite strands, of the DNA helix, are a little more distant than normal.
On GMOs currently created, there must be a third that contain an insecticide or repellant; and that I do not accept. These useless and potentially toxic products become part of the new plants, and end up in human food, or at an intermediate level in human food.
Plant pollen spread hundreds of miles away, no matter what. Create "more efficient monsters" and it will contaminate the world flora irreparably. The peasant conf calls for a "moratorium" of five years, to politicians (via, a work of awakening of the deputies who will soon vote the law), to request an in-depth study, on the final consequences of a culture authorized in the open field .
The other problem, Monsanto style, is to create a standard seed, resistant to roundup, which once planted will be the only valiant in a field watered by this weedkiller, product of this firm. So it provides, the seed, the insecticide, the magic potion of fertilizer adapted to the configuration of the ground; seeds are standard worldwide, so we adapt the complementary chemical sauce to the soil for the plant to develop well. The peasants who understand that they have signed with the devil, want to disengage from Monsanto. More possible if not sink. The following year, Monsanto experts come to take samples on the ground, and if they discover plants identical to their patented seeds, they file a complaint against the peasant for theft. In the USA, peasants have already been heavily condemned. So it is a door and a gear from which any retreat is impossible. Fragile monoculture in the event of climatic or bacteriological hazards, disappearance of rustic species, by abandonment or contamination, enslavement of producers to the goodwill of a monopoly firm who dictate their choices from now on, the peasant works for someone else and complies or disappears.
Another problem, instead of favoring hardy plants which adapt better to the ground, and to the local climate, and which require less chemical "magic potion" for their development. We pour into nature a chemical surplus, which is found stainless to pollute rivers and groundwater (future food for humans).
It starts to do a lot! which poison the fauna and flora, which make disappear the species, which no longer respect the land "nourishing sea", which destroy the trade of peasant.
http://www.confederationpaysanne.fr/rub ... ubrique=55
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by Flytox » 25/05/15, 10:14

Too late to participate this year, but don't forget ............

http://www.le-chiffon-rouge-morlaix.fr/ ... age-a-morl
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by Flytox » 25/05/15, 10:16

You can not make that up.....

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by humus » 20/07/21, 09:12

izentrop wrote:
humus wrote:
izentrop wrote: It's like the antibiotic resistance, it's due to misuse. You just need to be educated properly so as not to swallow anything.
No, it's due to a use of mustard or rapeseed, I don't know, GMOs resistant to Roundup, not to a bad use of these seeds.
Who's talking about seeds? "roundup ready" is a bad use, however
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) could also, in some cases, provide a solution. Thus the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis produces toxic proteins (Bt) which are used as a spray to fight against certain insects, in particular caterpillars. This use is authorized in organic farming. The introduction of the genes of the bacteria encoding these toxins has been carried out successfully in maize, for example, to fight against the borer.
https://www.jardinsdefrance.org/maladie ... sistances/
But in France, it is the dogmatic ecologists who make the law.

Here you will find a better answer than I would: GMO genome transfer case.
The resistant plant in question, bird mustard, was eradicated in 2018 from a field in an RCM in the Laurentians, the name of which remains confidential. It is the same species as the first known case of glyphosate-resistant weed in Quebec, identified in 2017 in a field in Center-du-Quebec. In its analysis, CÉROM also reveals that 11 cases of bird mustard resistant to glyphosate were discovered in 2018. It had detected four of them the previous year.

https://www.laterre.ca/actualites/cultu ... u%C3%A9bec.
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by izentrop » 20/07/21, 17:35

humus wrote:
izentrop wrote:
humus wrote:No, it's due to a use of mustard or rapeseed, I don't know, GMOs resistant to Roundup, not to a bad use of these seeds.
Who's talking about seeds? "roundup ready" is a bad use, however
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) could also, in some cases, provide a solution. Thus the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis produces toxic proteins (Bt) which are used as a spray to fight against certain insects, in particular caterpillars. This use is authorized in organic farming. The introduction of the genes of the bacteria encoding these toxins has been carried out successfully in maize, for example, to fight against the borer.
https://www.jardinsdefrance.org/maladie ... sistances/
But in France, it is the dogmatic ecologists who make the law.
Here you will find a better answer than I would: GMO genome transfer case.
The resistant plant in question, bird mustard, was eradicated in 2018 from a field in an RCM in the Laurentians, the name of which remains confidential. It is the same species as the first known case of glyphosate-resistant weed in Quebec, identified in 2017 in a field in Center-du-Quebec. In its analysis, CÉROM also reveals that 11 cases of bird mustard resistant to glyphosate were discovered in 2018. It had detected four of them the previous year.

https://www.laterre.ca/actualites/cultu ... u%C3%A9bec.
This is a "roundup ready" canola.
The problem is not that it is a GMO, it is that it is resistant to a single type of herbicide. Whether in medicine or agriculture, the use of a single drug to treat a pest always ends up provoking resistance. Plants that have survived pass this resistance on to their descendants, so life goes.

The next crop, the regrowth of GMO canola also pose a problem that we know how to manage without problem by varying the substances. https://canadianagronomist.ca/controlli ... y-soybean/

You must have heard about the Séralini affair, this co-founder of CRIIGEN who claimed that glyphosate was carcinogenic by feeding rats reputed to be cancerous, by a doctored study which was quickly retracted, but the damage was done and the fraud is still seen as truth in the minds of some "pseudo-ecologists" like janic, guy, obamo ... https://www.lemonde.fr/blog/huet/2018/1 ... -seralini/
http://www.ecolopedia.fr/?p=1337
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by Obamot » 20/07/21, 17:58

izentrop wrote:
humus wrote:
izentrop wrote:Who's talking about seeds? "roundup ready" is a bad use, on the other hand. But in France, it is the dogmatic ecologists who make the law.
Here you will find a better answer than I would: GMO genome transfer case.
The resistant plant in question, bird mustard, was eradicated in 2018 from a field in an RCM in the Laurentians, the name of which remains confidential. It is the same species as the first known case of glyphosate-resistant weed in Quebec, identified in 2017 in a field in Center-du-Quebec. In its analysis, CÉROM also reveals that 11 cases of bird mustard resistant to glyphosate were discovered in 2018. It had detected four of them the previous year.

https://www.laterre.ca/actualites/cultu ... u%C3%A9bec.
This is a "roundup ready" canola.
The problem is not that it is a GMO, it is that it is resistant to a single type of herbicide. Whether in medicine or agriculture, the use of a single drug to treat a pest always ends up provoking resistance. Plants that have survived pass this resistance on to their descendants, so life goes.

In the next crop, the regrowth of GMO canola is also a problem that we know how to manage without problem by varying the substances. [...]

You must have heard about the Séralini affair, this co-founder of CRIIGEN who claimed [claims] than glyphosate was [East] carcinogenic feeding rats deemed cancerous, by a study doctored which was quickly retracted, but the damage was done and the imposture is still seen as truth in the minds of certain "pseudo-ecologists" like janic, guy, obamo ... [...]
You are all the same an unbeatable order of your glues!
Are you even aware of what you just wrote ...?!?

: Arrowd: And on top of that you're a liar like a tooth puller : Arrowd:

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