Tag: biotechnology
Why Soylent is “Proudly Made with GMOs”
Soylent, a Silicon Valley food startup with a cult following, proudly makes its meal-replacement beverages …
Dolly’s Clones Turn 9 Years Old and Are “Perfectly Healthy”
The Washington Post ran an article July 26 by reporter Rachel Feltman on the offspring …
Not a Factory Farmer, a Family Farmer
Farming is no simple affair and Lawson Mozley wants you to see the personal dedication …
BIO Applauds Federal Approach to GMO Disclosure
BIO applauds today’s vote in the U.S. House of Representatives to approve a federal, uniform …
Innovation and Choice: Leading Today's GMO Conversations
To commemorate 20 years of biotech innovation, we invited a diverse group of experts in …
ICYMI: Gov. Tom Ridge, Tara O’Toole on Investing in Bioscience to Protect Against Bioterror
Writing in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette last week, Governor Tom Ridge and Tara O’Toole remind us …
Engaging China on Ag Innovation
Agricultural biotechnology is an important tool that can empower nations – big and small – …
Science Committee Hearing Examines the “Science of Zika”
From yellow fever, to dengue fever, to Nile Virus – humans are constantly under siege …
We’ve Just Planted the World’s 5-Billionth Acre of GM Crops
The world’s farmers have passed a remarkable milestone: We’ve just planted the world’s 5-billionth acre …
We Can Wipe Out Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood wrote an op-ed in Florida’s Sun Sentinel on the …