The genome of 1.8 million species is being sequenced

Can biological diversity escape any risk of biopiracy when part of it is digitised in computers? The answer depends on ongoing negotiations within international bodies. In the meantime, an international project to sequence the genome of all known eukaryotic species is making progress. Financed indirectly by players in the IT and artificial intelligence fields, this project even hopes to be able to bypass certain rules thanks to more powerful working tools.


Pro-GMO multinationals indirectly manage the Svalbard seed bank

Through its silence, the European Commission has been keeping Mon810 maize authorised since 15 years

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