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Is The New York Times Finally ‘Learning To Love GMOS’?

Genetically engineered (GE) crops, which have been commercially available for 25 years, have been widely misunderstood and under-appreciated, especially by certain news outlets.
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Europe Doesn't Care if Poor Countries Have Food or Money

Credit: Etsy
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Organic Vs. Non-GMO: Battle of the Deluded

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When Jon Entine Speaks About GMOs, You Should Listen

When it comes to getting to the heart of the matter about g
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Like chalk and cheese: Is Chipotle really GMO free?

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Jack Dini vs. the world of junk science (and the rest of the world)

Talk about a big job.
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Former executive director of Greenpeace UK: Morally unacceptable to campaign against GM technology. Bravo.

Yet another prominent anti-GMO advocate has come forward to pub
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A big shoutout to Dr. Patrick Moore, who dared to challenge Greenpeace on GMOs

Dr.
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Hershey kisses science goodbye

It is fairly standard practice for companies to try to give their cus
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Killer rice? Yes, but it has nothing to do with arsenic

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