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by Anastasia B on 27 June 2010

In the interests of making science-based information about biotechnology easily available to everyone, we’re working on a few resource pages that you can find in the header under “Resources”. One such page is a list of traits that have been developed with biotechnology. It’s incomplete at the moment, but I’d like to ask your help with creating this resource. I hope you’ll visit the page and post in the Forum if you have links

What’s for lunch?

by Anastasia B on 30 January 2010

The victory of parents against HFCS in chocolate milk from Berkeley Farms in one school district in California rings sadly hollow. The change has no effect on the children’s health, but leads parents to believe that they’ve made a difference. Hopefully, this small change will lead them to fight for larger changes, but if they aren’t fighting for the changes that actually affect the health of their children, do all their efforts do any good?

This ear of corn likes the new Allium icon for the @Seed_Alliance . Garlic? Onion? Leek? The possibilities! #GMO #food #ag
@Seed_Alliance What if there was a #GMO drought-tolerant variety that could be developed that did better under organic conditions? #food
@Seed_Alliance Plus there is the interaction of genes + environment that both R missing. Link 4 those following along: http://bit.ly/aZeCwk
@Seed_Alliance The Rodale folks are still perpetuating the soils vs genetics dichotomy when the two can work together #GMO #ag
@Seed_Alliance Absolutely! Why doesn't the Rodale Institute team up w/ companies developing drought-tolerant corn 2 put both together? #GMO

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