
Keywords: sustainability
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Genetic Technologies for Sustainable Management of Insect Pests and Disease VectorsS. Grilli, R. Galizi and C. Taxiarchi, Sustainability, 13. 2021.![]() Recent advancements in genetic and genome editing research, augmented by the discovery of new molecular tools such as CRISPR, have revolutionised the field of genetic engineering by enabling precise site-specific genome modifications with unprecedented ease. These technologies ... Keywords: agriculture, CRISPR, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Genome editing, GMO, plants, policy, sustainability |
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Transformation and slippage in co-production ambitions for global technology development: The case of gene driveK. Ledingham and S. Hartley, Environmental Science & Policy, 116:78-85. 2020.![]() Co-production is an increasingly popular framework for knowledge generation, evaluation and decision making. Despite its potential to open up decisions and practices to the input of others, co-production regularly falls short of its transformative ambitions. Through documentary ... Keywords: agriculture, CRISPR, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Genome editing, GMO, plants, policy, sustainability |
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Sustainability as a framework for considering gene drive mice for invasive rodent eradicationBarnhill-Dilling, SKS, M.; Blondel, D. V.; Godwin, J., Sustainability, 11:1334. 2019.![]() Gene drives represent a dynamic and controversial set of technologies with applications that range from mosquito control to the conservation of biological diversity on islands. Currently, gene drives are being developed in mice that may one day serve as an important tool for ... Keywords: agriculture, CRISPR, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Genome editing, GMO, plants, policy, sustainability |
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The End of the GMO? Genome Editing, Gene Drives and New Frontiers of Plant TechnologyK. L. Hefferon and R. J. Herring, Review of Agrarian Studies, 7. 2017.![]() mprovements to agriculture will constitute one of the world’s greatest challenges in the coming century. Political and social controversies, as well as complications of plant breeding, intellectual property, and regulation, have compromised the promised impact of genetically ... Keywords: agriculture, CRISPR, ethics, gene drive synthetic, Genome editing, GMO, plants, policy, sustainability |

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