Links auf Deutsch Die Art und Sicherheit gentechnisch veränderter Nutzpflanzen und Lebensmittel

1. Sachliche Links

   Einige der Webseiten, die sachliche Informatien Die Art und Sicherheit gentechnisch veränderter Nutzpflanzen und Lebensmittel bieten:

   • 1.1 Environmental organizations addressing genetically modified crops
   • 1.2 Q&As on genetically modified crops
   • 1.3 Institutions addressing genetically modified crops
   • 1.4 Educational sites addressing genetically modified crops
   • 1.5 Other links
2. • 2.1 Sites suggesting that GM crops pose more risks
   • 2.2 Sites suggesting that GM crops pose less risks
3. Webseiten mit Links zu dieser GreenFacts Kurzfassung
   • 3.1 Governmental and international organizations
   • 3.2 Environment and Health non-profit organizations
   • 3.3 Industry
   • 3.4 Other websites

Andere Linkseiten:

- Sachliche links auf Englisch, Spanisch und Französisch Die Art und Sicherheit gentechnisch veränderter Nutzpflanzen und Lebensmittel
- Allgemeine GreenFacts Links

1. Sachliche Links

1.1 Environmental organizations addressing genetically modified crops

• The Ecological Society of America () proposes a document entitled “Genetically engineered organisms and the environment: Current status and recommendations”:
   www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~asnowlab/Snowetal05.pdf

1.2 Q&As on genetically modified crops

• The World Health Organization (WHO) proposes 20 questions and answers on genetically modified foods at:
  www.who.int/foodsafety/publications/biotech/20questions/en/index.html 
• The European Commission proposes a document entitled "Questions and Answers on the Regulation of GMOs in the European Union" at:
   http://ec.europa.eu/comm/food/food/biotechnology/gmfood/qanda_en.pdf
• Explanation of debate surrounding genetically modified foods by U.S. Human Genome Project: www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/elsi/gmfood.shtml 

1.3 Institutions addressing genetically modified crops

• The Food Safety Department of the World Health Organization (WHO) released in June 2005 a document entitled "Modern food biotechnology, human health and development: an evidence-based study":
   www.who.int/foodsafety/publications/biotech/biotech_en.pdf
• The U.S. Food and Drug Administration () proposes various links to FDA biotechnology-related articles at:
  http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~lrd/biotechm.html 
• The proposes a summary on the positions on both sides of the issue on biotechnology and world hunger:
   http://pewagbiotech.org/resources/issuebriefs/feedtheworld.pdf
• The European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) proposes GMO guidance documents at:
  www.efsa.europa.eu/ 

1.4 Educational sites addressing genetically modified crops

• The Project (Genetically Engineered Organisms - Public Issues Education Project) addresses the issue of genetic engineering at:
  www.geo-pie.cornell.edu 
• The University of Maryland (Agriculture Network Information Center) gateway proposes links to websites displaying information on agricultural biotechnology at:
  http://agnic.umd.edu 

1.5 Other links

• An article on risk assessment of GM crops:
   www.aseanbiotechnology.info/Abstract/21020980.pdf

2.

2.1 Sites suggesting that GM crops pose more risks

• The Institute of Science in Society () states that GM crops "are a dangerous diversion from the real task of providing food and health around the world":
  www.i-sis.org.uk/jaguar.php 
• The Say No To GMOs! website clearly displays its position against genetically modified organisms at: www.saynotogmos.org 
• Friends of the Earth Europe () is campagning to safeguard a GMO-free agriculture at: www.foeeurope.org/GMOs/ 
  and Friends of the Earth Europe UK militates for a GM-free britain at:
  www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/real_food/index.html 
• International invites people to "Say no to genetic engineering" at:
  www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/genetic-engineering 

2.2 Sites suggesting that GM crops pose less risks

• AgBioWorld expresses its support for agricultural biotechnology and proposes recent GM-related news at: www.agbioworld.org 
• The International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications () promotes the use of biotechnologies for the poor in developping countries:
  www.isaaa.org 
• The Information Systems for Biotechnology (ISB) supports agricultural biotechnology and proposes scientific information on biotechnology: www.isb.vt.edu 
• The European Federation of Biotechnology organizes conferences, courses and other events to promote biotechnology at: www.efb-central.org 

3. Webseiten mit Links zu dieser GreenFacts Kurzfassung

1 Governmental and international organizations

• The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) links to the GreenFacts Digest on GM Crops under the heading "SOFA in the news " at: www.fao.org/es/esa/en/pubs_sofa.htm .

2 Environment and Health non-profit organizations

• Safewatergroup.org publishes the GreenFacts summary page on GM crops: www.safewatergroup.org/GREENFACTS/Genetically_Modified_Crops.htm 
• Medical News Today links to GreenFacts in a page entitled "Genetically Modified Crops Explained": www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=34777 

3 Industry

• The innovations-report, a forum for Science, Industry and Business, posted GreenFacts' press release on GM crops and proposes a link to the GreenFacts website: www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/agricultural_sciences/report-52828.html .
• Agrifood Awareness Australia Limited quotes the conclusions from the Level-1 summary of the GreenFacts Digest on GM Crops at : www.afaa.com.au/news/n_news-1710.asp .

4 Other websites

• EurActiv.com, a media portal dedicated to EU affairs links to this summary: www.euractiv.com/Article?tcmuri=tcm:29-117498-16&type=LinksDossier .