Presentations and sound files
Feeding The World... Are GM Crops fit for Purpose? If not, then what?
A conference to examine, searchingly and honestly, the claims and counter claims of one of the most critical issues of our time.

Conference took place on 12 Nov 2008 at the QEII Conference Centre, Westminster, London.

Speaker presentation Sound file
> Dr Michael Antoniou > Why GM technology is not going to deliver
> Dr Brian Johnson > GM Crops and Biodiversity: is this solely a GM issue?
> Eric Kisiangani > Presented by Kath Pasteur
Why the GM Route won't feed a hungry Africa
> Prof Jack Heinemann > (No sound file available.)
> Dr Jeremy Cherfas > Killing Hunger: Magic Bullet or Murder on the Orient Express?
> Prof Janice Jiggins > Systemic Risk in Food and Farming... IAASTD
> Dr Charlie Clutterbuck

> What is Feeding the World and Food Security anyway?

> Dr Julia Wright > Successful examples: Agro-ecology and Drought
Panel Discussions Sound file
Plenary 1 > Panel Session 1. Chaired by Dr Jeremy Cherfas. Speakers on the panel included:
Plenary 2 and conference end > Panel Session 2. Chaired by Prof Dr Hartmut Vogtmann. Speakers on the panel included: Dr Jeremy Cherfas, Dr Charlie Clutterbuck, Cinzia Scaffidi, and Dr Julia Wright.
Summing up by Hartmut Vogtmann.
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feeding the world

 

Project partner - Organic Research Centre
Project partner - Sheepdrove Trust
Project partner - The Ecologist magazine
Project Partner - GM Freeze
Project partner - Friends of the Earth
Project partner - Slow Food UK
Project partner - UK Food Group. The UK Food Group (UKFG) is the leading UK network for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working on global food and agriculture issues. Our vision is a world in which hunger has been banished by food security.
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