Dirty Money, Dirty Science
The biotech industry’s web of attempts to buy credibility, by laundering its messages through supposedly independent academic scientists, is unraveling and beginning to reveal the influence of a huge amount of industry money on the independence of academic...
Rocky Road for Roundup
It didn’t take much convincing to get Mike Pietzyk to try a new weed-killing product on one of his cornfields in southeastern Nebraska. “The days of going out and spraying Roundup twice a year—those are long gone,” says Pietzyk, a second-generation grower who has...
GMO Questions and Answers
How are genetically engineered (GE) crops different from those that are not genetically engineered? The short answer is that the genes used in genetically engineered crops are often not from an organism that is similar to the crop. The GE genes may introduce...
One of the best things I've learned during 43 years of taking care of families is to listen to smart women. here you go:
Another failed GMO experiment. Lessons from the Unsuccessful GM Chestnut Experiment
The FDA got MAHA'ed/motivated. Perhaps keeping their jobs will inspire them to get rid of all the toxic additives hurting our children:
Genetically engineering male mosquitoes to shorten the life span of the females. Perfect. What happens to the bats that eat those mosquitoes? Nothing to see here...