On May 5, advocates who support genetic engineering and modern farming are teaming up to correct misinformation on Twitter using #GMO and #ScienceHug.
Joe Rogan. Spotify. Neil Young. Before the latest dustup (Young wants his music off of Spotify because Rogan has used his popular podcast to speak against the coronavirus vaccine), I’ll admit I only knew one of those names — and it wasn’t the first two I mentioned. Neil Young doesn’t make the kind of music […]
Despite the ongoing effort by anti-GMO activists, farmers in Africa are now among the frontrunners adopting GMO and other advanced biotechnology methods.
The modern food technology that Soylent is employing shows that much can be done beyond GMOs for food companies to be profitable as well as sustainable.
It’s particularly stinging that Soylent shies from its support of genetic engineering and fecklessly gives fresh ammunition to opponents of food tech.
In a college campus speech, Dr. Vandana Shiva directed efforts to social causes and away from baseless criticism of agriculture and associated technologies.
Jeffrey M. Smith’s cancellation on Kevin Folta’s Talking Biotech podcast reaffirms that the anti-GMO Smith is not interested in an honest dialogue.
Researchers say that unless the EU allows breeding techniques such as gene editing in organic agriculture, Europe’s Farm to Fork strategy will likely fail.
A ninth-grader in an advanced biology class sent in questions to GMO Answers, and because I am one of the resident experts, they were forwarded to me.
The EPA has proposed a rule that will streamline the regulation of National Priority List sites that pose no risks of concern to humans or the environment.