Sentences with phrase «allow golden rice»
Ecologist Patrick Moore, with Allow Golden Rice Now, said millions of children who consume a starch - rich rice diet die every year from a lack of beta carotene and vitamin A.
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He cofounded Greenpeace and currently serves as chair of Allow Golden Rice.
If we allow this golden rice, and depend for nutrition on it, we might further lose these crops, our children losing knowledge of the importance of other crops such as green leafy vegetables.»
Interestingly, last week, we saw the launch of the «Allow Golden Rice Now!»
This prompted proponents to start the Allow Golden Rice tour in 2014 which was confronted by a broader Asia Farmers Network Against Golden Rice which held a conference, protest and press conference in the Philippines.
The network also denounced the visit of Allow Golden Rice Now!
A known pro-Golden Rice lobby group, the Allow Golden Rice Now!
Not exact matches
Note that to properly prepare this version of Arroz con Gandules, you need to use a thick - walled caldero; nothing else will allow the coveted golden - brown pegao (a layer of deep - brown, crisped rice) to form in the bottom of the pot.
Simultaneous mass mobilizations in different rice - growing areas in Mindanao are slated to call on the Department of Agriculture not to allow the commercialization of golden rice.
We should all support the science - based assessment of Golden Rice and allow national regulators to undertake their important work without international pressure or interference.
It also allowed participants to examine in detail the rigorous protocols that guide Golden Rice research.
Sensitive mass spectrometry approaches were used to analyze both β - carotene and retinol enrichment in serum with stable isotope labeling, which allowed us to easily discern Golden Rice and reference dose molecules from preexisting, endogenous β - carotene and retinol.
The long - running debate over genetically modified rice in the Philippines has intensified, with farmers warning of damage to their livelihoods if so - called «Golden Rice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save lirice in the Philippines has intensified, with farmers warning of damage to their livelihoods if so - called «Golden Rice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save liRice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save lives.
It also allowed participants to examine in detail the rigorous protocols that guide Golden Rice research.
That additional attention and the knowledge generated in its wake hopefully will do a lot of good and allow more rapid progress in the fight against undernutrition, irrespective of whatever happens with Golden Rice.