Living with GMOs - a letter from America

The Ecologist
Nov 12, 2014, 4:47 am3k ptsInsanely Great
NGOs, academics, scientists, anti-GM groups, celebrities, food manufacturers, and others representing around 57 million Americans today publish an Open Letter to the UK and the entire EU warning of the serious and manifold hazards of genetically modified crops - and promising their support in our struggle to…

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