Table of Contents
Bio
Critical Reviews
David Suzuki on non-GE issues
Fukushima
Wild salmon and farmed salmon
A Silent Forest (2009)
Bio
David Suzuki Foundation website
Wikipedia: David Suzuki
Critical Reviews
Editorials
GMO Answers: David Suzuki says...
GMO Answers: Can this site include more studies from the growing number of geneticists against GMO foods?...
Real Agriculture: David Suzuki gets challenged by actual scientists in Australia
Discussions
Biofortified thread on David Suzuki, part 1
Biofortified thread on David Suzuki, part 2
GMO Skepti-Forum discusses David Suzuki on Facebook
GMO Skepti-Forum discusses “More science needed on effects of genetically modifying food crops” by David Suzuki on Facebook
David Suzuki on non-GE issues
Fukushima
National Post: David Suzuki ‘regrets’ claim that another Fukushima disaster would require mass evacuations in North America
Skeptoid: Dire warnings and melting starfish: Fukushima fearmongering, Volume 3
Vice: These nuclear physicists think David Suzuki is exaggerating about Fukushima
Wild salmon and farmed salmon
Fair Questions: When David Suzuki told me to f%%**%%k off
Fair Questions: Sea lice research: science or marketing?
Fair Questions: $13 million paid to the David Suzuki's Foundation from U.S. sources
UC Davis: Wild-salmon decline was not caused by sea lice from farm salmon
A Silent Forest (2009)
YouTube video
Counterpoints
Arctic Apples: Key points we like to make about Arctic Apples
Biofortified: On the destruction of a trial of genetically modified pines
Bloomberg: The tree that made America
Genetic Literacy Project: Anti-GMO salvo: Activists target transgenic trees that could protect endangered forests
It's Not Easy to be Green: The curious case of the transgenic papaya
Kevin Folta: Transgenic tree fruits- update from PAG
Live Science: Genetically engineered plants could clean humanity's messes
Nature: Transgenic trees make easy-chew wood for biofuels
New York Times: Through genetics, tapping a tree’s potential as a source of energy
Scion (New Zealand Crown Research Institute): No environmental impact from genetically modified research trees
Vancouver Sun: Genetically engineered trees hailed as an environmental boon
Reports
Resources for the Future: Transgenic trees- implementation and outcomes of the Plant Protection Act
Scholarly works
Monolignol ferulate transferase introduces chemically labile linkages into the lignin backbone (2014)
(as cited in Vancouver Sun article and Nature article) (abstract only)
Effect of genetically modified poplars on soil microbial communities during the phytoremediation of waste mine tailings (2011)
Discussions
GMO Skepti-Forum discussion of “Silent Forest” on Facebook
GMO Skepti-Forum discussion of GE trees on Facebook