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New York became the first state to pass legislation restricting the use of neonicotinoids in seeds, introducing regulation of a substance that many seed […]
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Researchers have found a gene in wheat that, when edited, could alter the crops in such a way that they could better endure extreme
Researchers find gene that enables wheat to grow in extreme temperatures Read More »
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Department of Treasury last month issued updated guidance on federal tax credit eligibility for sustainable aviation
Treasury and IRS update guidance for SAF tax credits Read More »
National wastewater viral activity levels for COVID-19 have been very high since December. (It wasn’t your imagination that everyone seemed sick over the holidays.)
With the new COVID surge, are we really post-pandemic? Read More »
GreenLight Biosciences got the “thumbs up” from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its breakthrough gene-edited biopesticide Calantha. The unique insecticide targets the Colorado
GreenLight’s new biopesticide fights invasive Colorado potato beetle Read More »
After the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Gilead’s HIV/AIDS drug in 2001, the firm gained FDA approval for a second drug in 2015.
BIO says suit over speed of drug development is threat to innovation and new cures Read More »
The COVID pandemic brought the world to a standstill in 2020. Only within the last year or so have things started to get back
The next pandemic may be closer than we think, finds new study Read More »
Biotech has an essential role in achieving sustainable development, says a new report, Biotechnology: Driving Solutions for Sustainable Development. The report was published on
Report highlights biotech’s contributions to UN Sustainable Development Goals Read More »
The Orphan Drug Act (ODA) celebrates its birthday on January 3. The year 2024 marks 41 years of revolutionizing drug development for rare diseases
Orphan Drug Act: 40+ years of fighting rare diseases Read More »
Dengue fever has shaken health authorities around the world this year. Cases of the mosquito-borne disease have surged 30% compared to 2022, with an
Uptick in dengue cases stirs fear of new epidemiology crisis Read More »
