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25. What's your solution? This isn't about Monsanto. n/t

Thu Sep 5, 2013, 12:28 PM

Sep 2013

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Feed The Future: "Nearly one billion people endure the misery of chronic hunger..." [View all] ProSense Sep 2013 OP

The more food we grow pscot Sep 2013 #1

Exactly NoOneMan Sep 2013 #2

So why bother? bhikkhu Sep 2013 #3

Except that, in this case, food does not drive population growth bhikkhu Sep 2013 #6

The human population is unstainable pscot Sep 2013 #18

Because everything is a problem ProSense Sep 2013 #5

It's not the abundance of food that does it. Spider Jerusalem Sep 2013 #11

nope. more food does not lead to more people. Liberal_in_LA Sep 2013 #7

Of course it does Spider Jerusalem Sep 2013 #13

Because of lower infant mortality? Spider Jerusalem Sep 2013 #16

Aiding Conflict: The Impact of U.S. Food Aid on Civil War joshcryer Sep 2013 #8

Interesting. ProSense Sep 2013 #9

No doubt with GMOs. joshcryer Sep 2013 #10

Why? n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #12

Because agribusiness still must profit. joshcryer Sep 2013 #17

Yeah right. joshcryer Sep 2013 #24

What's your solution? This isn't about Monsanto. n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #25

How about patent exemptions? joshcryer Sep 2013 #26

Monsanto ProSense Sep 2013 #29

That's one patent. joshcryer Sep 2013 #30

So you oppose feeding people? n/t ProSense Sep 2013 #21

One quarter of the yearly income edhopper Sep 2013 #22

Here's a progress report. sheshe2 Sep 2013 #31