Genetically modified food
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Genetically modified food
(At issue, Environment)
Greenhaven Press, c2009
- : pbk
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Note
Includes index
Bibliographical references: p.102-107
Contents of Works
- An overview of the genetically modified food debate / Valeria Jefferson
- Genetically modified foods are safe / Jon Entine
- The health risks of genetically modified foods are being ignored / Jeffrey M. Smith
- Genetically modified food is an ethical answer to world hunger / Peter H. Raven
- Genetically modified food is not an ethical answer to world hunger / Working Group on Genetic Engineering of the Justice, Peace and Creation Team
- Genetically modified food damages trade with other nations / David Kupfer
- Genetically modified food helps the environment / Nina V. Fedoroff
- Genetically modified food could harm the environment / Union of Concerned Scientists
- Genetically modified food should not be banned, but carefully monitored / Conor Meade
- Genetically modified food should be banned / Andy Rees