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Gene-edited foods could be on shelves within years despite opposition

Gene-edited foods could be on shelves within years despite opposition
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Major U S businesses to participate in LEAD on Climate 2021, call on the Biden administration and Congress to

Posted May 6th, 2021 for Ceres U.S Rep. Kathy Castor will join CEOs from DSM, Hannon Armstrong, JLL, PSEG, Siemens, and others for a virtual roundtable ahead of LEAD on Climate 2021 to discuss growing business and investor support for ambitious climate solutions to build a more resilient, equitable and inclusive net-zero emissions future. Influential CEOs and other representatives from more than 60 businesses in the U.S. including Amazon, Best Buy, DSM North America, Danone North America, Dow Inc., JLL, Levi Strauss and Co., McDonald’s, New Belgium Brewing, PepsiCo, PSEG, Siemens and Uber, as well institutional investors, will come together on Wednesday, May 12, for a lawmaker education and advocacy day for climate action. They will call on the Biden administration and members of the U.S. House and Senate on both sides of the aisle to support a strong infrastructure package that will help mitigate the climate crisis and advance environmental justice.

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Gympie clinic excited to welcome new GP next month

Premium Content Subscriber only The Gympie Clinic team have announced they will be welcoming British-born and trained GP Dr Stuart Cooper to their practice next month. Dr Cooper arrives at the clinic from Bribie Island, where he has been working since he and his family arrived in Australia in 2016. The Gympie Clinic is welcoming British born and trained General Practitioner Doctor Stuart Cooper next month. In a statement practice owner Lauren Ranaweera said Dr Cooper will be available Wednesday to Friday starting from February 3. He is taking on new patients and looking forward to meeting community members. “While enjoying all aspects of GP practice Stuart has special interests in male health, child health, chronic disease management, the health of older people and palliative care,” Mrs Ranaweera said.

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UK feed and pig industries welcome UK consultation on gene editing

UK feed and pig industries welcome UK consultation on gene editing The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) has responded positively to the UK government’s new consultation, launched today, on the future legislative approach to gene editing of crops and livestock in England. Robert Sheasby, CEO of the AIC, the voice of the UK feed and the agri-supply sector, said: “The AIC warmly welcomes the launch of this government consultation on gene editing in crops and livestock. We have long sought to support sustainable modern commercial agriculture in the UK, and this is the opportunity for our members to put forward their views on this development. We would encourage the industry at large to respond.”

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