Sarah Gonzalez

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee started its markup on a broad energy bill today, only finishing about a third of the 94 amendments that senators submitted for consideration.

Syngentaps 2015 half-year earnings report released today showed lower earnings and sales from a year ago, but analysts say the results are better than expected in a tough environment of low crop prices.

USDA today announced its decision to deregulate Dow AgroSciencesp genetically engineered (GE) Enlist cotton trait in the United States. The department has now completed its regulatory review process for all of Dowps Enlist traits p corn, soybeans and cotton.

Algae and cow cells BIO members using plants animals in new ways.

USDA says a preliminary assessment finds that a Monsanto corn product genetically engineered for increased ear biomass determined the product is unlikely to post a plant pest risk and is being considered for deregulation, or commercial approval.

Proponents of a bill that would bar states from requiring the labeling of food made with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are attempting to clear away confusion about the intent of the legislation, which is expected on the House floor next week.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy went before a meeting of the nationÀs corn growers today in an attempt to reassure the farmers about her agencyÀs implementation of the Àwaters of the United StatesÀ rule.

More than 300 corn farmers and ethanol industry leaders rallied on Capitol Hill today to protest the Obama administrationPs proposed Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) requirements.

A bill that would bar states from requiring the labeling of genetically engineered foods could be on the House floor as soon as next week. The Safe and Affordable Food Labeling Act (HR 1599) was approved Tuesday by the House Agriculture Committee Tuesday on a voice vote during a 15-

Monsanto announced Tuesday that it will assemble a panel of scientists to review the International Agency for Research on Cancer€s (IARC) analysis that led to the classification of the herbicide glyphosate as €probably carcinogenic€ to humans.