Current legislation requires the exact location of GM crop trials to be publicly available. But according to those engaged in active research, that information is invariably used by anti-GM protesters to disrupt experiments. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), which licenses open air trials commented: “EU legislation says that we must disclose GM trial locations to the public. “We are awating a European Court of Justice ruling, likely later this year, on a French legal case that should clarify how the EU law in this area can be interpreted by Member States.” More

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