Russia is Saying No to GMOs
This past July, The House of Representatives passed a bill that preempts state and local authority to label and regulate genetically engineered (GE) foods. Many people were disappointed with this result, but perhaps a better bill, one enforced on a national level, would be less complicated thus more effective. Yet, while the U.S. is slugging it out over labelling issues, according to NACS online, Russia has decided not to use GMOs at...
Glyphosate – So Safe You Can Drink It (“Not Really”)!
One year ago, we launched The Walk a Mile Project, and for our one year encore, today we are launching the GMO Controversy Blog here at gmocontroversy.net. We initially started this blog over at The Walk a Mile Project, but since highlighting news and articles from both sides of the controversy is a daily occurrence, we really didn’t want that taking up space on the site where we’re actually focused on solving the...
RESOLVING THE CONTROVERSY
Here at the GMO Controversy Blog, we document as much of the GMO controversy as we can, to help raise awareness.
But the most important work we're doing is over at The Walk a Mile Project, where we're working diligently to actually resolve the GMO controversy itself. CLICK HERE to visit walkamileproject.com and learn how you can help us make a difference.
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