| | 04/February/25
| | Ukraine ratifies Aarhus Convention’s amendment on genetically modified organisms, prompting its entry into force kraine has ratified the amendment on public participation in decisions on the deliberate release into the environment and placing on the market of genetically modified organisms (GMO amendment) to the UNECE Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention). This ratification triggers the entry into force of the GMO amendment following its adoption by Convention Parties 20 years ago. The amendment will become effective on 20 April 2025. This means that the 33 Parties that have ratified the GMO amendment (including the European Union) as well as all UN Member States joining the amendment or the Convention in the future – must establish in their regulatory framework effective means to ensure transparency and public participation in related decisions. UNECE Gates' memoir reviewed Bill Gates has published a memoir, Source Code, which has been favourably reviewed by the mainstream press. Tim Schwab, author of a critical book about Gates, The Bill Gates Problem, has a different view. Schwab writes, "If Gates was willing to consider partnering with a monster like [Jeffrey] Epstein to advance his philanthropic goals — his explanation for their numerous meetings — what else might he be willing to do? You won’t find an answer in Source Code, an insipid, sanitised work of revisionist history." Unherd We hope you’ve found this newsletter interesting. Please support our work with a one-off or regular donation. Thank you! __________________________________________________________ Website: http://www.gmwatch.org
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