GMOs

GMOs Ruled Safe To Eat, But They Aren't Solving World Hunger

New report offers a mixed plate of findings.
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The Fate Of Anti-Zika GMO Mosquitos In The U.S. Rests On Florida

Florida might have the power to save us all from Zika.
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This Tiny Mushroom Could Pave The Way To Curbing World Hunger

The genetically-altered mushroom was cleared by the USDA.
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Support For GMOs Rises With Education Level

A new HuffPost/YouGov poll also shows income can influence views on GMO safety.
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America's Appetite For Organic Food Triggers Natural Farming Boom

There's been a 300 percent increase in certified organic operations since 2002.
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FDA Sued Over Approval Of Genetically Engineered Salmon

Opponents are concerned about what could happen to wild salmon if the engineered fish were released into the wild.
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Monsanto's Media Machine Comes To Washington

The esteemed magazine Scientific American is partnering with an industry-backed PR effort.
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How One Small State Is Forcing GMO Labeling Nationwide

This is a major and controversial shift in the food industry.
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General Mills Will Start Labeling Its GMO Products This Summer

Vermont's new law forced General Mills to change its labeling standards for everyone.
By Lisa Baertlein, Reuters

Senate Stalls Industry-Backed GMO Labeling Bill

The measure would have blocked state laws on genetically engineered food in favor of a voluntary system.
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