Lobbying / Public Affairs – Page 3

Seven Reasons the EU’s Use of the Precautionary Principle is Misguided

What is wrong with the precautionary principle? What is right about it?

How could a band of 50 activists manage to handcuff EU policy, destroy trust in science and affect the lives of 12 million EU farmers?

Portier was paid $160K to attack glyphosate by lawyers suing Monsanto.

As anti-Monsanto carpetbagger Carey Gillam makes her 2nd paid trip to Brussels to lobby against glyphosate, we need to ask a few questions.

How I discovered the activists and Greens needed me to be their face of evil. Why I decided to stand with Monsanto.

How did we ever get to the madness of a hazard-based precautionary policy approach? Through those relentless possibilists.

Policy-makers today need to choose between the risk-based or hazard-based route to policy management.

The Risk-Monger’s list of six marketing tricks that have built the organic industry business empire.

When the activist bully bullshit hits the fan, how should we react? Three case studies.

In today’s Europarl event on EU funding of NGOs, I presented a case study of how Friends of the Earth is abusing the Commission’s lack of scrutiny.

When an activist pretends to be a journalist and asks you questions, keep a copy and publish it so others can see the source.

Isogluphosphate is not dangerous. Banning it will devastate EU snack production.