Showing posts with label Protest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Protest. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Argentina activists rally against US Monsanto expansion in Latin America



Argentinians have said no to what they call Monsanto´s "deadly" business in Latin America.

In Buenos Aires, the action group "Millions against Monsanto" has led a protest at the House of Cordoba, a province located in the center of Argentina where the US multinational company is developing its biggest regional factory.

According to activists, the construction of the facility has been approved by provincial authorities but no official report on environmental damages has yet been conducted.

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Protest set against genetically modified organisms in food (2011)

Protest set against genetically modified organisms in food 

A second street-side rally against genetically modified organisms in food — this time in conjunction with rallies, forums and gatherings worldwide on World Food Day — takes place in downtown Sequim on Sunday.

The GMO Awareness Group of Sequim, which drew about 100 to its last informational rally in March, will host the Sunday rally from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the parking lot on the northeast corner of Washington Street and Sequim Avenue.

The Garden Bistro & Bakery is sponsoring the rally site.

The goal is to raise awareness about genetically modified organisms, also known as GMOs, in the food supply and to protest the idea that GMOs are a safe technology that will feed the world. 

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Dr. Vandana Shiva speaks in support of the Oregon Right To Know GMO labe...



Dr. Vandana Shiva speaks in support of GMO Free Oregon and the Oregon Right To Know GMO labeling measure. 

Monday, January 21, 2013

Right to Know About GMOs - Puget Sound Region's Videos

Right To Know Rally-Seattle 3/26/11

Right to Know About GMOs - Puget Sound Region's Videos:

Please people, educate yourselves, just say No to GMOs and help this go viral. We will win this fight, just sooner than later would be better for us all.


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