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Depending on the final language of the biotech target (Target 17), the convention will either support an enabling policy environment that allows for the development and adoption of innovations in agricultural biotechnology or it will discourage the use of biotechnology by using language that focuses only on risks, which can lead to restrictive national policies. Public perception can be a significant roadblock for an enabling policy environment that would allow for the development and adoption of biotechnology products for the public good. Success in these four areas will be more effective in creating an enabling policy environment for the development and adoption of future biotech solutions for the climate and biodiversity crisis. This could lead to less private and public investment in biotech research and product development and countries having more trouble meeting their environmental and sustainability goals. Therefore, our focus will be on highlighting some of the positive contributions of biotechnology to the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Narratives that do not consider positive impacts and frame biotech only around risk, however marginal or non-existent the risk may be, do not inspire public confidence. Thus, the Alliance is supporting key decision-makers in seven countries (Kenya, Nigeria, Colombia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina), to highlight their successes through a side event that will present case studies on the positive impacts of LMOs in agriculture at COP15.

The Alliance for Science (AfS) is supporting the negotiations on biotechnology at COP15, because we seek a future where science and innovation is shared and supported to help bring about a world without poverty, where people everywhere can flourish on an ecologically protected and restored planet. The Alliance for Science is heading to another intense round of global environmental negotiations this month, as the world meets in Montreal, Canada, to discuss the impact of the biodiversity crisis on climate change. The risk looms even larger in terms of potential impact in every area of our lives, and therefore this Conference of the Parties happening as the year ends underlines its fundamental importance making hard decisions about how the world will survive all the environmental challenges coming in the near future. Drought tolerant wheat in Argentina, virus resistant beans in Brazil, as well as pest resistant brinjal (eggplant) in Bangladesh, effectively contribute to the reduction of agriculture’s environmental impact by reducing water and pesticide use, as well as reducing the need for farmland expansion. While there is scientific consensus it is still important for parties to recognize and highlight the safety of the products of biotechnology, which will encourage their use, development and transfer.

As more states legalize cannabis for adult use and medicinal use, there has been some increase in research on the benefits and risks of cannabis. We will also be advocating for the use of Living Modified Organisms (LMOs), as they are known under the CBD and Cartagena Protocol, resulting from biotechnology as they offer climate smart solutions, such as drought tolerant, and pesticide resistant seeds among other innovations which support sustainable agriculture, reduce chemical pesticide use and ultimately enhance biodiversity. 1) For the target to have a simple and operational scope that aligns with the CBD and Cartagena Protocol (CP) and covers living modified organisms resulting from modern biotechnology. Similarly, the Cartagena Protocol states that its objective is to contribute to ensuring an "adequate level of protection in the field of the safe transfer, handling and use of living modified organisms resulting from modern biotechnology that may have adverse effects on the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, taking also into account risks to human health… Professional athletes (including Olympic snowboarders and UFC champions) as well as everyday weekend warriors are trusting Nanocraft to provide the highest level of physical and mental support. Every dose is packed with a substantial amount of other cannabinoids, including a full 2mg of THC with every dose.