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Your organization or business can become a member of the Alliance simply by filling in the following form.

 

We encourage individuals not representing organizations to join an email newsletter list organized by Californians for GE-Free Agriculture or the True Food Network.

 

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We support the principles outlined in the Platform below.

Note: Signers will appear as members of the Genetic Engineering Policy Alliance on its website, printed materials, educational packets for legislators, and media kits. No additional statements will be made on behalf of signing organizations without their expressed permission.

 

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We will send you a monthly e-newsletter with an overview of developments in genetic engineering focused on California. If you would like to participate in the Alliance in any of the following ways, please check any that apply:

 

We would like to circulate action alerts on GE-related issues to our members.

We would like to include periodic GE columns in our newsletter (provided by the Alliance).

We would like to be a media contact on GE issues when appropriate.

 

 

POLICY PLATFORM

 

The Genetic Engineering Policy Alliance is a network of organizations and individuals promoting precautionary policies on genetically engineered food and agriculture. We inform California policymakers and the public of the need for policies that address:

 

  1. Public notice – of all open-air plantings of genetically engineered crops through appropriate agencies.
  2. Labeling – of all genetically engineered foods, seeds and plants.
  3. Assignment of Liability – providing remedies for farmers and communities in the event of genetic contamination of crops, damage to the environment, or harm to the public.
  4. Prohibition – of open-air food crops genetically engineered to produce pharmaceuticals or industrial chemicals