Conflicts of Interest Found in Many GMO Studies

EcoWatch
Dec 19, 2016, 12:13 pm259 pts
One of the main concerns of the anti-GMO crowd is the supposed outsized influence that the biotech industry has over academia, science and public policy. For instance, you might have heard of the term " Monsanto shill "—which refer to professors, scientists and politicians who are paid to push certain…

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