Showing posts with label Monsanto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monsanto. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Percy



Monday, May 13, 2013

RT: Monsanto wins landmark patent case in Supreme Court

Article. Some were cursing Clarence Thomas for this. Did he write the majority opinion? It was that Obama appointee Elena Kagan, writing for a unanimous court. Who owns the National Government?

NPR: The Salt

Monday, March 25, 2013

Who Runs America?

Monsanto Protection Act Proves Corporations More Powerful Than Government by Anthony Gucciardi, Natural Society
Tell President Obama to veto the Monsanto Protection Act!

I don't think he will veto it.

So who writes the laws and rules? Is it accurate to say that in the United States, commercial justice is paramount and trumps all other rights, duties, and obligations? It's a very narrow understanding of commutative justice. What then, of the rule of law, when the law is in the hands of the few, who write it for their own benefit, privileging the few who hold [economic] power, for the sake of profit and control?

Just a few weeks ago, Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Merrigan resigned. What were her reasons for doing so? Any connection to the continued dominance of Monsanto and Big Ag over the Federal Government?

New Hope 360 blog post
Beginning Farmers

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Tuesday, December 06, 2011

Controlling Our Food: The World According To Monsanto

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Thursday, March 03, 2011

Roundup Ready alfalfa — Monsanto’s big goof?
Gene Logsdon, The Contrary Farmer
I think RR alfalfa is a big mistake for another reason. Weeds are rarely a problem in alfalfa cut for hay, so who needs the stuff. Alfalfa seed is expensive enough as it is. If biotech alfalfa seed goes up horrendously in price like biotech seed corn has, who would want to buy it?

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Monday, June 21, 2010

Items of Interest, 21 June 2010

Fabius Maximus, How Obama failed in the Gulf of Mexico. Many of the most common indictments of him are wrong, and overlook his biggest errors.

Energy Bulletin:
Deepwater Horizon: the worst-case scenario
Richard Heinberg, Post Carbon Institute

Already Deepwater Horizon is the not only the worst oil spill, but the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history. Multiplying the scale of this existing catastrophe multiple times sends us into truly uncharted territory. ... The consequences for the oil industry as a whole would also be dire. More regulations, soaring insurance rates, and drilling moratoria would lead to oil price spikes and shortages.

Counterpunch:
Ralph Nader, Festering Corruption
Ronnie Cummins, Generation Monsanto
Thomas H. Naylor, Vermont and Israel: Silence of the Liberals
Joshua Brollier/Kathy Kelly, Is Pakistan Unraveling?