April 29 – Agricultural Biotechnology and Sustainability Symposium
Autar Mattoo
"Value-Added GM Tomatoes are Synergistic with Sustainable Agriculture"
Carl Pray
"Economic and Health Impacts of GM Crops in China, India, and South Africa"
David Castle
"Ethical Challenges to the Adoption of Technologies"
Eric Sachs
"Developing Drought Resistant Crops: Possibilities and Realities"
Henry Miller
"Regulation of Agbiotech: Science Shows the Way"
Howard Shapiro
"Growing a 21st Century Agricultural Revolution"
Howarth Bouis
"Breeding Crops for Better Nutrition"
Lee Silver
"The Human Biosphere: Past, Present and Future"
Melinda Smale
"The Potential of Biotech Crops in Small-Scale Agriculture"
Pedro Sanchez
"The African Green Revolution Moves Forward – Cut to the Chase"
Rattan Lal
"Sequestering C in Soil"
Sharon Bomer
"Agricultural Biotechnology: Success Through Science Based Regulations"
Suman Sahai
"Governance of Agbiotechnology in India"
Wayne Parrott
"Avoiding the Myths: The Scientific Basis for Agbiotech Regulation"
William Freese
"The Failed Promise of Agricultural Biotechnology"