U.S. court overturns law limiting biotech crops on Hawaiian island
date:Aug 26, 2014
etically modified (GMO) crop plantings while establishing buffer zones around schools, homes and hospitals to protect people from exposure to pesticides used on the crops.


The measure had broad support on the island and the U.S. mainland from organizations and individuals who say heavy pesticide use by the agrochemical companies is poisoning people and the environment.

But in his ruling, Judge Kurren said county leaders on Kauai could not attempt local regulation, agreeing with arguments made
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