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Boulder Agrees To Allow Some GMO Crops To Be Grown On County Land

Boulder Allows Some Gmos

First Posted: 12/21/11 10:12 AM ET Updated: 12/21/11 10:17 AM ET

The Daily Camera:

The Boulder County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to allow some genetically modified organisms to be grown on county-owned open space land.

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The Boulder County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to allow some genetically modified organisms to be grown on county-owned open space land.
The Boulder County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to allow some genetically modified organisms to be grown on county-owned open space land.
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acorus
don't be naive
03:33 AM on 12/22/2011
gmo is so new that there is no conclusive long-term evidence either way. much of the research is funded by bio-tech money, either directly or indirectly, bio-tech is receiving more funding in universities than most other sciences. monsanto...unequivocably the most unethical corporation ever conceived on planet earth, is the biggest winner, with a decision like this in little boulder, along with the emperor of whole foods saying yes, shaking hands w/ monsanto.....gmo and organic cannot co-exist juxtaposed because gmo cannot be isolated, and the application of round-up, etc necessarily runs off their premises by definition, the wind and the water carry the seed and the herbicides/insecticides across man-made boundaries, fences, even ideologies...these corporate commissars are making decisions that merely benefit their corporate keepers, this is not democracy, we must be given the opportunity to vote on it, otherwize it's oligarchy, and that is where we live now
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blurredmolly
Was you ever bit by a dead bee?
04:00 PM on 12/21/2011
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Thomas Stieglitz
12:21 PM on 12/21/2011
The sad reality of our current need for food is that there are 7 billion mouths to feed--instead of demaning GMO food we'd better embrace any technology that will help feed all those people.
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HazelPethigFan
I don't know until I know
09:39 PM on 12/21/2011
But the agenda of H post is very very antiGMO and anti-Modern Ag Technology. Much of ag technology scares people here (..but they make make a post saying this using an iphone..ironic)