Примеры использования Modified seeds на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monsanto alone controls 90 per cent of the global market in genetically modified seeds.
As a consequence, farmers recently have started using genetically modified seeds that are able to grow even under harsh climatic conditions.
Efforts are also being made to control the use of genetically modified seeds.
Six companies controlled 100 per cent of the market for genetically modified seeds, and every year they had more power over what was grown and eaten.
Monsanto alone controls 90 per cent of the global market in genetically modified seeds.
The land was being used to test genetically modified seeds and the people were used as guinea pigs, as they consumed the crops grown from those seeds. .
Smallholder peasants, rural producers, toxins,fertilizers and genetically modified seeds.
The increasing use of genetically modified seeds may have a serious and adverse impact on land biodiversity and the future capacity of the land to generate food crops;
New and expensive technologies,such as genetically modified seeds, will not eradicate hunger.
Over twice as much land as in any other area under United States control was being used to test genetically modified seeds.
The acquisition of genetically modified seeds, and the price difference between the cost of the modified produce and organic commercial products, Serbia would annually lose half a billion euros.
Promoting clean agriculture:the fight against toxic foods and genetically modified seeds.
The design of genetically modified seeds for example, has largely been about creating vertical integration between seed, pesticides and production to increase corporate profits.
Serbia could loose up to 500 million euros annually just onthe seed price difference, if using the genetically modified seeds of soy, corn, potato and tomato.
The design of genetically modified seeds for example, has largely been about creating vertical integration between seed, pesticides and production to increase corporate profits.
However, this freedom is now threatened by a few transnational corporations that control the seed market andtheir patents on improved or genetically modified seeds.
Africa is being flooded with genetically modified seeds as charities promote the marketing lie of corporations and governments that GMO will solve Africa's food shortages.
But this freedom is now threatened by a few transnational corporations that control the seed market and their patents on improved or genetically modified seeds A/64/170.
The above-mentioned transnational corporations hold the intellectual property rights to improved or genetically modified seeds, which gives them the right to prevent peasants from building up their own supplies.
The threats to sustaining such systems, such as monoculture cash crop production, mineral extraction,environmental contamination and genetically modified seeds and technology, should be addressed.
We call for an immediate moratorium on the development, cultivation anduse of genetically modified seeds, plants, fish and other organisms, in order to protect human health, native seeds and other foodrelated genetic resources.
Develop policies that encourage the production of environmentally appropriate crops in the countries where they are indigenous, including modernization of irrigation methods to reduce waste andavoiding the use of genetically modified seeds and other modern techniques unless proven safe for health and the environment.
In addition, the Government had allegedly approved the use of genetically modified seeds, which might affect indigenous peoples' traditional farming practices by contaminating the native stock of seeds and could have adverse consequences for their health and environment.
Energizing scientific research in the field of fertilizers andnew seed varieties, one that scrutinizes the effects of genetically modified seeds on sanitary and phyto- sanitary, human, as well as animal health.
In India, for example, thousands of suicides are attributed to small-scale farmers' inability to afford thecontinual purchase of patented, genetically modified seeds and accompanying pesticides on which their incomes, and depleted soils, have come to depend 50.
Monsanto alone controls 91 per cent of the global market for genetically modified seed.
In South Africa, Monsanto completely controls the national market for genetically modified seed, 60 per cent of the hybrid maize market and 90 per cent of the wheat market.
For example, purchasing genetically modified seed can expose farmers to liabilities and long-term dependencies and the inadvertent contamination of organic farms from neighboring genetically modified crops can disqualify produce from organic certification.
Genetically modified organisms and seeds pose a serious threat to the native seed stocks and plants carefully cultivated by indigenous agriculturalists for millenniums.
At the same time, Puerto Rico was being used as a laboratory for genetically modified plants and seeds that were entirely unsuited to Puerto Rico's tropical climate.