A biotechnology program and practical lesson designed by an Alliance for Science Fellow, Dr. Fun (Kenneth Monjero) for highschool students in order to introduce them to the basic principles of biotechnology, teach them some basic practical skills, and inform them of the history of biotechnology as well as potential career paths.

Report on climate change misinformation in media including its origin, reach, and effect.

Short animated video b the Alliance for Science discussing the potential of gene editing to create positive change in food and agriculture.

A report by the Breakthrough Institute and the Alliance for Science outlining the benefits of new genomic techiniques and issues behind the EU’s refusal to adopt the bioeconomy revolution.

Science based answers to commonly asked questions surrounding GMOs

Farmers in Burkina Faso are demanding that the Burkinabe government and cotton companies reverse their decision to phase out the producti on of Bt cotton. Although the cotton trading companies are excited because they are getting premium prices for conventional cotton, pesticide application has increased 70 percent since Bt cotton was phased out, endangering the health of farmers and increasing their costs.

“Sticks in a Bundle Cannot Be Broken” Treating “GMOs” as a bundled concept makes it difficult to evaluate them on a case by case basis. What traits are being modified? Who benefits? Are there environmental risks? What are the alternatives?

Fact sheet by the Alliance for Science detailing 10 GMO myths around the world and the reality of those myths.

Photos of Bt Brinjal farmers in Bangladesh

Photos of Bt Cowpea cultivation in Ghana