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CARBON Newsletter (29 October 2024) - Your Latest News About CRISPR in AgroBio

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By: Gorm Palmgren - Oct. 29, 2024
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CRISPR AgroBio News (CARBON) - an emerging initiative from CRISPR Medicine News - has been hibernating for two years, but now we are back on track again.

CARBON will bring you the latest news on how CRISPR can shape agriculture for the future to guarantee food security in times of population growth and climate change.

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  • An article in Forbes describes how CRISPR-Cas and similar gene-editing technologies are transforming agriculture, enabling precise trait improvements in crops, from stress tolerance to yield and nutritional enhancements. Investment is surging, driven by food security challenges, climate change resilience, and sustainability goals. Companies are forming cross-sector partnerships to leverage advanced genetic tools, facilitating traits like pest resistance and reduced environmental impact, while regulatory frameworks evolve to support this innovation globally.

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