Genetically modified organisms in agriculture: can regulations work? (original) (raw)

2011, Environment, Development and Sustainability

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The paper explores the role of regulations in managing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in agriculture, highlighting the disparities in regulatory practices across various countries. It emphasizes the benefits of GM crops in reducing pesticide use and improving agricultural productivity, particularly in developing nations like India. The findings suggest that the effectiveness of regulations is contingent upon stakeholder awareness and the political context, advocating for tailored regulatory frameworks to ensure both safety and technological advancement for the benefit of agricultural communities.