Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-Against-Illegal-GE-Maize-in-France-27MZIF3MA6ZY.htmlConceptually similarAction Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8HCompleted★★★★Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8ICompleted★★★★Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8JCompleted★★★★★★★Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8KCompleted★★★★★★Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8LCompleted★★★★★★Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGP0STOC8MCompleted★★★★GE Painting Action to Expose Field of GMO MaizeGP0198OCompleted★★★★★★★GE Painting Action to Expose Field of GMO MaizeGP0186BCompleted★★★★GE Painting Action to Expose Field of GMO MaizeGP018WPCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STOC8GAction Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGreenpeace discovers illegally planted GMO corn MON810 on a field in Saubens, South West of France. 15 activists mark the contaminated field with a yellow tape and display banners reading "GMO = toxic agriculture, protect us", "GMO= Contamination in progress", "one found, how many hidden?". Greenpeace ask the government to neutralize the GMO field and make a thorough investigation of other potentially existing cultures in France.Locations:France-Toulouse-Western EuropeDate:2 May, 2014Credit:© Pierre Baelen / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Agricultural land-Clouds-Crops-Cultivation-Fields-Genetic engineering-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Maize-Medium group of people-Outdoors-Props-Protective clothing-Sustainable agricultureShoot:Action Against Illegal GE Maize in FranceGreenpeace discovers illegally planted GMO corn MON810 on a field in Saubens, South West of France. 15 activists mark the contaminated field with a yellow tape and display banners reading "GMO = toxic agriculture, protect us", "GMO= Contamination in progress", "one found, how many hidden?". Greenpeace ask the government to neutralize the GMO field and make a thorough investigation of other potentially existing cultures in France. Activists took samples.
