New Zealand plans to lift its ban on open-air gene technologies by 2026, with a regulator to be established.

New Zealand plans to lift its ban on gene technologies outside laboratories by 2026, aiming to establish a regulator. This move has reignited debates about their use in conservation and food. Research shows that the public values open discussions and clear information, with a preference for gene technologies in plants over animals. High regulation and Māori representation are prioritized in decision-making, highlighting the need for inclusive dialogue and ethical considerations.

September 24, 2024
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