EPA approves controversial GM potato trials in Meath

The Environmental Protection Agency has approved controversial plans to grow genetically-modified potatoes in Co Meath.

EPA approves controversial GM potato trials in Meath
Fri, 05 May, 2006 - 11:22

The Environmental Protection Agency has approved controversial plans to grow genetically-modified potatoes in Co Meath.

The five-year trials by the German chemical firm BASF are due to take place in Arodstown, near the Teagasc research centre in Summerhill.

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CourtsGM trialsPlace: MeathPlace: Co MeathPlace: ArodstownPlace: SummerhillOrganisation: EPAOrganisation: Environmental Protection AgencyOrganisation: BASFOrganisation: EU
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