@book{f95a09d60b9b4eb2a00ac90f7561dd5c,
title = "Sustainability of current GM crop cultivation : Review of people, planet, profit effects of agricultural production of GM crops, based on the cases of soybean, maize, and cotton",
abstract = "This report adresses the question whether the cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops abroad for import in the Netherlands, as compared to the cultivation of their conventional (non-GM) counterparts, is in line with Dutch policy and societal aims striving after more sustainable forms of agriculture worldwide and the utilization of the benefits offered by biotechnology in a responsible manner. Three crops were selected as case study objects: sybean, maize and cotton. The sustainability of GM and non-GM crop production was compared with each other based on a review of scientific and other literature. This comparison followed characteristics and criteria associated with the sustainability concept of 'people, planet, profit'.",
keywords = "transgene planten, gewassen, duurzaamheid (sustainability), glycine max, sojabonen, zea mays, ma{\"i}s, gossypium hirsutum, katoen, risicoschatting, akkerbouw, transgenic plants, crops, sustainability, glycine max, soyabeans, zea mays, maize, gossypium hirsutum, cotton, risk assessment, arable farming",
author = "A.C. Franke and M.L.H. Breukers and W. Broer and F.H.J. Bunte and O. Dolstra and {d' Engelbronner-Kolff}, F.M. and L.A.P. Lotz and J. Montfort and J. Nikoloyuk and M.M. Rutten and M.J.M. Smulders and {van de Wiel}, C.C.M. and M. Zijl",
year = "2011",
language = "English",
series = "Report / Plant Research International",
publisher = "Plant Research International",
number = "386",
address = "Netherlands",
}
