Genetically Modified Crops in India: The Bt Brinjal Controversy |
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Introduction Contd...India, as a party to the Convention on Biodiversity (CBD)7 and as a country which ratified the Cartagena Protocol (CP)8, is committed to the safe handling of living or genetically modified organisms (LMOs or GMOs).
The debate was further fuelled by the fact that there were wide differences in the performance results obtained by studies sponsored by the company, independent researchers, and NGOs.
7] Convention on Biodiversity (CBD) is an international treaty adopted in 1992. It aims to conserve biological diversity, promote its sustainable use, and ensure fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of its genetic resources. |
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