The Case for GMO's
When you can grow more food using the same inputs of land, water and fertilizer, everyone — farmers, consumers, hungry people and anyone who cares about CO2 concentrations in the earth’s atmosphere — is better off.
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https://www.salernoformazione.com/8z2ft7i I guess that makes him an enemy of Greenpeace and all the other anti-GMO fanatics who call themselves environmentalists.
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https://www.tomolpack.com/2025/03/11/nfd9pshqokk Long term, GMO is not a solution. Condom is.
https://www.plantillaslago.com/6txiokwf4https://chemxtree.com/yxo41ui7wru But in the meantime, there are billions to feed, for many decades to come, so GMO’s better be the interim solution.
I find opposition to GMOs to be of the same intellectual quality as opposition to vaccines. Funny how anti-vaxers get shifted from one pool of opponents to another, innit?
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https://hazenfoundation.org/fs2rdiouiknhttps://www.wefairplay.org/2025/03/11/fpn0m4i5zxe An analysis of “Failure to Yield” by Doug Gurian-Sherman, Union of Concerned Scientists.
Dr. Wayne Parrott of University of Georgia provides a more comprehensive and (dare I say…) scientific approach to point out Doug Gurian-Sherman’s nonsense.
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