Transgenic Crops in Argentina: The Ecological and Social Debt

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Environmental Justice and Economic Degrowth: An Alliance between Two Movements (2012, background): “There are also many conflicts on the application of new technologies (cyanide in open pit gold mining, genetically modified organisms [GMOs,] nuclear energy) that distribute uncertain risks unfairly (EEA 2002; Pengue 2005; Pereira and Funtowicz 2009).”
Modifying Argentina: GM soy and socio-environmental change (2014, background): “Glyphosate prices also went down, from $28 per liter to $3; also cheaper than in the US (Pengue, 2005).”
LCA of soybean meal (2008, background): “The environmental impacts from soybean production have been addressed in several reports, e.g., Dros (2004), Pengue (2005) , Benbrook (2005) and Casson (2003).”
Linking local vulnerability to system sustainability in a resilience framework: two cases from Latin America (2009, background): “Collectively these processes are enabling shifts in land tenure, cropping patterns and technology use while raising concerns over the social and ecological sustainability of the region’s agro- ecosystem (Viglizzo et al. 2004; Pengue 2005 ; d e Prada2005).”