Can You Find the Truth on GMOs If the Truth’s Been Paid For?
Much of the skepticism surrounding the GMO debate stems from a TRUST problem. It’s a big part of the reason why The Walk a Mile Project chose the GMO situation as the subject matter for its first documentary, because finding an unbiased, honest source is not an easy task within this controversy, yet the topic itself is of crucial importance to humanity. But dig around for just a few minutes online, and you’ll easily find...
The New York Times Stood Against GMO Labeling — Until GMO Salmon Entered the Picture
This past Tuesday, the New York Times editorial board officially started favoring labels for genetically modified food. That may not seem like a big deal, but it’s a complete reversal of their position in 2013. Previously the editorial board wrote that there was no need to label GMOs because “Consumers can already find products free of genetically engineered ingredients, with labels voluntarily placed by the...
Agroecology or GMO Technology — Will One of These End Hunger in Africa?
Agroecology, the application of ecological science to agriculture and agroecosystems, is still a viable option in Africa. The Oakland Institute recently released a report on 33 case studies that shed light on the success of agroecological agriculture across the African continent in the face of climate change, hunger and poverty. The research demonstrates a variety of techniques used to farm effectively, including plant...
Controversial Dr. Ayyadurai Challenges Monsanto
Dr. VA Shiva Ayyadurai, the entrepreneurial brains behind seven businesses has been in the news more recently for his views on GMO testing. And now, in the ongoing debate over the regulation of genetically modified foods, he’s offered a $10 million building to Monsanto if they can disprove his research about GMOs. “I wanted to get at the heart of this GMO issue,” said Ayyadurai. “It’s a huge...
Monsanto Wins The Rubber Dodo Award
Monsanto wins! Monsanto wins! Well… sort of. I mean, Monsanto wins the Rubber Dodo Award. Earlier this month, Monsanto was the recipient of the Center for Biological Diversity’s 2015 Rubber Dodo Award, one of the biggest awards you DO NOT EVER want to win. What’s the Rubber Dodo Award for? It’s …given annually to those who have done the most to destroy wild places, species and biological diversity. The...
Fraley Defends Monsanto
Monsanto is one of the most controversial companies in the the world, and lately they’ve been in the news due to declining share prices and workforce layoffs. Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Robert Fraley tries to turn negatives into positives in a recent interview. The article begins by showcasing Fraley’s achievements, promoting his credibility, so readers “feel assured” of his...
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