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The following pending petitions will proceed with the improved process for soliciting public input (early public notice of availability of petition, followed by a second notice of availability of decisionmaking documents).*
11-342-01p |
Bayer/Genective glyphosate tolerant corn |
11-234-01p |
Dow 2,4-D, glyphosate, and glufosinate tolerant soybean |
11-202-01p |
Monsanto increased-yield soybean |
11-188-01p |
Monsanto glyphosate tolerant canola |
11-182-01p |
JR Simplot low acrylamide/reduced black spot potatoes |
11-063-01p |
Pioneer glyphosate tolerant canola |
11-019-01p |
ArborGen cold-tolerant eucalyptus |
10-281-01p |
Monsanto male-sterile corn |
10-188-01p |
Monsanto dicamba tolerant soybean |
10-161-01p |
Okanagan Speciality Fruits non-browning apple |
10-070-01p |
Virginia Tech blight resistant peanuts |
09-015-01p |
BASF imidazolinone tolerant soybean |
Additionally, all petitions received after March 6, 2012, will follow this improved process.
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The following pending petitions will proceed with the previous process for soliciting public input (simultaneous notice of availability of the petition and decisionmaking documents).*
11-244-01p |
Pioneer insect tolerant/herbicide tolerant corn |
10-336-01p |
Syngenta rootworm resistant corn |
09-349-01p |
Dow 2,4-D and glufosinate tolerant soybean |
09-328-01p |
Bayer glyphosate and isoxaflutole tolerant soybean |
09-233-01p |
Dow 2,4-D tolerant corn |
09-183-01p |
Monsanto modified-oil soybeans |
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For more information, see our Enhancements to Public Input page.
*The tables above assume that APHIS will initially prepare an environmental assessment (EA). If an environmental impact statement (EIS) is deemed to be necessary, APHIS will complete the NEPA EIS process in accordance with CEQ regulations (40 CFR 1500-1508) and APHIS NEPA implementing regulations (7 CFR part 372).
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