British Chief Scientist Says Britain Must Embrace Genetically Modified Food
January 7, 2010 by Jose Luis Flores
Filed under Media
January 7,2009 Guardian.co.uk By John Vidal and Felicity Lawrence Britain must embrace genetically modified crops and cutting-edge developments such as nanotechnology to avoid catastrophic food shortages and future climate change, the government’s chief scientist will warn today. In the clearest public signal yet that the government wants a hi-tech farming revolution, Professor John Beddington will say UK scientists need
See the rest here:
British Chief Scientist Says Britain Must Embrace Genetically Modified Food
Presented by Global-Information-Network-Society.com
Global Information Network is an exclusive and private club. It is an association or organization. It can be called a “society”. It consists of members from all over the world. Membership is by invitation only. Not all applications will be accepted and not all who apply will qualify.
Related posts:
- Britain must launch GM food revolution, says chief scientist John Vidal and Felicity Lawrence The Guardian January 6,...
- Genetically Modified Seeds Spreading Through Food Supply December 30, 2009 Natural News By David Gutierrez The agribusiness...
- India Puts On Hold First Genetically Modified Food Crop February 10, 2010 BBC India has deferred the commercial cultivation...
- Genetically Modified Corn Harmful to Our Bodies December 17, 2009 International Journal of Biological Sciences By Joël...
- Genetically Modified Crops Cause Kidney and Liver Damage February 2, 2010 MailOnline By David Derbyshire Fresh fears were...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
