I think the anti-GMO fever is fear-mongering whipped up by those who want to de-populate the planet.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Maybe you can help me understand: what exactly is the problem with genetically modified seeds? I've heard a lot of arguments against them that seem based on strange assumptions, yet I've heard many scientists from many fields claiming that the anti-GM seed fervor is irrational and will ultimately cost lives. Help please?![]()
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Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by marg6043
Many countries are refusing the Monsanto poison in a pod they are offering, no only they do not produce any seeds they will invade other species of plants...
If they are genetically-engineered with terminator technology, then how can they cross-pollinate?
Monsanto has never developed or commercialized a sterile seed product. Sharing many of the concerns of small landholder farmers, Monsanto made a commitment in 1999 not to commercialize sterile seed technology in food crops. We stand firmly by this commitment. We have no plans or research that would violate this commitment in any way.
If Monsanto should decide to move forward in the area of GURTs, we would do so in consultation with experts and stakeholders, including NGOs. Our commitment to protecting smallholder farmers and our promise not to commercialize sterile seed technology will carry forward with these developments, should they occur.
Last Updated: 07/16/2009
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Here's the deal.
How do we know the cats not already out of the bag and that this cross pollination hasn't already wreaked havoc and ruined many of the worlds agricultural areas and what happens if this some how spills over into non food related plants? Then we have other plants that are crucial to life on the planet. Being Sterilized
Science gone crazy? Can anybody remind me again if they have found out why the BEE population is dwindling? "Terminator gene?"
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