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Statewide
Assembly Bill 504 Assembly Bill 88 Assembly Bill 541 |
Assembly Bill 984 Senate Bill 1056 Senate Bill 63 |
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Map of California Counties Ordinances (as of 11/2016)
Click on counties on map below to check on their individual status.
CITY OF ARCATA (Anti-GE) CITY OF POINT ARENA (Anti-GE) |
"Anti-GMO ballot title approved", Capital Press, 8/13/12 (posted 8/27/12). Link "USDA Announces Partial Deregulation for Roundup Ready Sugar Beets", USDA News Release, 2/4/11 (posted 2/7/11). Link APHIS Record of Decision, "Glyphosate-Tolerant Alfalfa Events J101 and J163: Request for Nonregulated Status", 1/27/11 (posted/1/31/11). Link H.R. 5577, "Genetically Engineered Food Right to Know Act" (introduced 2010) H.R. 4167, "National Uniformity for Food Act" (introduced 2005) |
H.R. 5266, "Genetically Engineered Crop and Animal Farmer Protection Act" (introduced 2006) H.R. 5267, "Genetically Engineered Pharmaceutical and Industrial Crop Safety Act of 2005" (introduced 2005) H.R. 5270, "Real Solutions to World Hunger Act of 2005" (introduced 2005) H.R. 5271, "Genetically Engineered Organism Liability Act of 2005" (introduced 2006) |
The Law Library of Congress offers reports regarding the legislation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and gentically modified (GM) plants and foods in various countries. Visit the Restrictions on Genetically Modified Organisms pageto view the legislation available by country. |
Regulatory issues related to genetically engineered crops have been addressed to varying levels in countries around the world. GAIN (Global Agricultural Information Network) reports, developed by the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service released reports by country covering:
In 2009, the GAIN Report System was redesigned, and the new system was tested and refined between February 16 and July 2, 2009. During this period, FAS overseas posts had the option of submitting their reports to the legacy (old) GAIN system, the new GAIN system, or to both.
Because of this option, users searching for reports released between February 16 and July 2, 2009, should check BOTH the new GAIN and the legacy GAIN systems. All reports entered after July 2, 2009 are available at: http://gain.fas.usda.gov/Lists/Advanced%20Search/AllItems.aspx All historical GAIN Reports since 1995 and prior to February 16, 2009, are available at: http://www.fas.usda.gov/scriptsw/AttacheRep/legacy.asp
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