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2026 Credibility and Reputation Report

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Global Gene Editing Regulation Tracker

Our interactive GLP global map explains the status of each country’s regulations for human and agricultural gene editing and gene drives.

GLP 2021 Annual Report

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What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

Andrew Lowe, James Hopeward, Melissa Nursey-Bray

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

Viewpoint: How badly is the U.S. food-safety net fraying? FDA’s bungled handling of the tainted lettuce crisis deepens concerns over cuts to disease tracking and response

Viewpoint: How badly is the U.S. food-safety net fraying? FDA’s bungled handling of the tainted lettuce crisis deepens concerns over cuts to disease tracking and response

Henry Miller, Jon Entine

Viewpoint: Drones, dollars and baby food: Critical innovations that anti-plastic ideologues willfully ignore

Viewpoint: Drones, dollars and baby food: Critical innovations that anti-plastic ideologues willfully ignore

GLP Features

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

Andrew Lowe, James Hopeward, Melissa Nursey-Bray

Viewpoint: How badly is the U.S. food-safety net fraying? FDA’s bungled handling of the tainted lettuce crisis deepens concerns over cuts to disease tracking and response

Viewpoint: How badly is the U.S. food-safety net fraying? FDA’s bungled handling of the tainted lettuce crisis deepens concerns over cuts to disease tracking and response

Henry Miller, Jon Entine

Viewpoint: Drones, dollars and baby food: Critical innovations that anti-plastic ideologues willfully ignore

Viewpoint: Drones, dollars and baby food: Critical innovations that anti-plastic ideologues willfully ignore

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Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

Does glyphosate—the world's most heavily-used herbicide—pose serious harm to humans? Is it carcinogenic? Those issues are of both legal and ...

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A New Transparency Tool from the Genetic Literacy Project

Who is David and who is Goliath in the lobbying battle over agricultural biotechnology? Activists? Agro-business? In a commitment to transparency, the GLP has mined 5 years of data to help the public understand the funding network that shapes the biotechnology debate.

Explore donor and recipient interactive maps

Science Literacy Project Daily Digest

Science Controversies in the Media

Genetics of IQ: At what age do various forms of intelligence peak?

Aporia Magazine

‘They’ve already decided what they want studies to say’: Questioning Trump’s plan to study whether people distressed about their sex are prone to violence

Himalayan and other specialty salts are cool, but they contribute to dangerous iodine deficiency. Here’s how iodized table salt helped raise America’s IQ—and why it still matters for your health

Healthier, stronger, better sniffers? Warhound’s genetically-engineered solution to the war dog shortage

Viewpoint: The organic, good-food, small-farm movement is seductive but wrongheaded. Here’s the sustainability and environmental case for industrial farming

Washington Post

26% and far worse than during COVID: Under RFK Jr., Americans’ opinion of ‘revamped’ CDC hits an all-time low

Many hospitals embrace longevity medicine. Are they separating science from hype?

China’s 5-year plan to accelerate science innovation is putting the U.S. and Europe in the rearview mirror

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Genetics of IQ: At what age do various forms of intelligence peak?

‘They’ve already decided what they want studies to say’: Questioning Trump’s plan to study whether people distressed about their sex are prone to violence

Himalayan and other specialty salts are cool, but they contribute to dangerous iodine deficiency. Here’s how iodized table salt helped raise America’s IQ—and why it still matters for your health

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Many hospitals embrace longevity medicine. Are they separating science from hype?

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GLP Library Search

The GLP Library contains over 37,000 articles—it is among the largest online repositories of articles about science communication.

Ag Biotech Comms

Ag Gene Editing

Agricultural Regs & Ethics

Alternative Proteins

Ancestry & Evolution

Newly approved GMO chestnut trees planted across from the White House are stirring debate

Newly approved GMO chestnut trees planted across from the White House are stirring debate

We are entering a new era of personalized medicine—if you’re white

Facts & Fallacies podcast: The ‘woke’ crusade against anthropology? Dr. Elizabeth Weiss

Artificial Intelligence

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

China’s 5-year plan to accelerate science innovation is putting the U.S. and Europe in the rearview mirror

‘A new frontier’: Though scorned by RFK Jr., personalized mRNA vaccine offers hope for many suffering from melanoma skin cancer

Brain / Neuroscience

Chemical Controversies

'Blatant slap in the face': MAHA activists turn on RFK Jr. and Trump administration

‘Blatant slap in the face’: MAHA activists turn on RFK Jr. and Trump administration

PFAS in Agriculture: Science, Uncertainty, and Risk Communication

GAHA: The corporate-created “healthier America” movement challenging what it claims is MAHA misinformation about modern farming, chemicals, and food

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

Race against food rot: How AI and gene editing could slash fruit and vegetable waste

Viewpoint: The organic, good-food, small-farm movement is seductive but wrongheaded. Here’s the sustainability and environmental case for industrial farming

China’s 5-year plan to accelerate science innovation is putting the U.S. and Europe in the rearview mirror

Himalayan and other specialty salts are cool, but they contribute to dangerous iodine deficiency. Here’s how iodized table salt helped raise America’s IQ—and why it still matters for your health

Himalayan and other specialty salts are cool, but they contribute to dangerous iodine deficiency. Here’s how iodized table salt helped raise America’s IQ—and why it still matters for your health

26% and far worse than during COVID: Under RFK Jr., Americans’ opinion of ‘revamped’ CDC hits an all-time low

Many hospitals embrace longevity medicine. Are they separating science from hype?

Human Gene Editing

Medical Misinformation

Medical Regs & Ethics

Personalized Medicine

Synthetic Biology

Sustainability & Climate

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

What is a “normal” climate? Strategy for adapting to the unknown

Viewpoint: The organic, good-food, small-farm movement is seductive but wrongheaded. Here’s the sustainability and environmental case for industrial farming

China’s 5-year plan to accelerate science innovation is putting the U.S. and Europe in the rearview mirror