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Science of GMOs (University of Connecticut)
Top Five Myths Of Genetically Modified Seeds, Busted (Dan Charles, NPR)
Gene Drive FAQs (Harvard University)
Genetically modified (GM) plants: questions and answers (The Royal Society)
Genetically modified (GM) plants: questions and answers (The Royal Society) – PDF version
GMO in the know: Q&A on hot topics
Answering Questions About GMOs, Neurologica, Steven Novella, MD
Center for Science in the Public Interest
European Parliament News – Eight things you should know about GMOs
FAQs -Eleven Things to Know about GMOs, Oklahoma State University
Genetically Modified Food, Univ. of Florida Extension
GMO FAQs (Genetic Literacy Project).
Green Facts – Facts on Health and the Environment: Genetically Modified Crops
Harvard University Signal to Noise Special Edition: GMOs and Our Food
Harvard University – Will GMOs Hurt My Body? The Public’s Concerns and How Scientists Have Addressed Them
Harvard University – Challenging Evolution: How GMOs Can Influence Genetic Diversity
Harvard University – Insecticidal Plants: The Tech and Safety of GM Bt Crops
Harvard University – The Patent Landscape of Genetically Modified Organisms
Harvard University – Good as Gold: Can Golden Rice and Other Biofortified Crops Prevent Malnutrition?
International Food Information Council Foundation
The Impact on Human Health of Genetically Modified Organisms in Food, Ohio State Univ. Extension
ISAAA Q and A About Genetically Modified Crops
ISAAA 50 Bioteach Bites: Science, Applications, Issues
Professor M S Swaminathan answers questions about crop biotech in India.
The Science of GMO’s – Purdue University
Sense About Science: Plant Science Panel
Your One Stop Shop For Gmo Sciene Facts
Education Resources
The past present and future of plant breeding. Excellent publication from VIB (a life sciences research institute, based in Flanders, Belgium) that explains everything from conventional plant breeding to genetic engineering including new breeding techniques (NBTs)
2014 ISAAA Report on Global Status of Biotech/GM Crops
Agroalimentando: Ciencia y tecnología aplicadas a la agricultura y a la alimentacíon – biotecnologia
Ask for Evidence Lesson Plans & Resources from Sense About Science. a lesson plan and resources to give 13-16 year olds the opportunity to explore if what they see, read, and hear is true, using evidence as the gold standard to evaluate claims.
Bringing Biotechnology to life: An Educational Resource for Grades 7-10. Bringing Biotech to Life
Consumer Perceptions of Food Technology Survey
Crop Science 224 Biotech Class Material, must have NCSU unity account to access
Food Biotechnology – A communicator’s Guide to Improving Understanding
GMOs and Our Food, Harvard University
Grist – Panic-free GMOs series
How Gene Editing Will Change Agriculture
The Impacts of Biotechnology: A Close Look at the Latest Study
Links to ISAAA Pockets of Knowledge, packaged information on crop biotechnology products