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Monthly Archives: August 2000
Being a Radical Environmentalist Means Never Having to Say Your Sorry
Frankly, it’s hard for me to feel too sorry for John Stossel. Stossel is the libertarian-esque reporter for ABC who recently got himself in trouble thanks to sloppy work by him and/or his producer. He ended up reporting not once, … Continue reading
European Ignorance About Genetic Engineering
Europe is the world hotbed of opposition to genetically modified foods. Although the level of anti-GM food activism in the United States is growing, it’s nowhere near what it is in Europe. Unfortunately a poll of European’s scientific knowledge suggests … Continue reading
Putting the CJD Increase In Context
Readers who just scanned the headlines announcing the dramatic increase in CJD deaths in Great Britain might have had good reason to be alarmed. “CJD deaths ‘quadrupled since 1995′” the BBC headline read; CNN tagged their story with “Human form … Continue reading
Monsanto to Give Genetically Modified Rice Away
On August 4, biotechnology company Monsanto announced it was going to give its genetically modified rice grain to developing countries royalty free. The rice is modified to express high levels of vitamin A. Rice, a staple food in many parts … Continue reading