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In reply to the discussion: What does the Supreme Court of the United States say about GMOs? [View all]larkrake
(1,674 posts)30. and probably not given antibiotics and hormones
which leads to breasts in young boys
I will never eat food made in a lab. The only future is vertical farming, hydroponics and free grazing.Any large livestock wont survive if our CA drought extends to the plains, it might be another dustbowl in the future that brings to end to grass fed beef . I have eliminated all but Maine seafood because of Fukishima and BP. What is next?
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What does the Supreme Court of the United States say about GMOs? [View all]
Attorney in Texas
Jun 2016
OP
No matter who the company is, GMO crop drift creates financial havoc for independent farmers who
Attorney in Texas
Jun 2016
#2
As a separate issue, regardless of WHY GMOs are banned, the FACT that they are banned means clean
Vote2016
Jun 2016
#5
Wow, so GMO rice causes cross contamination, even though its not commercially available...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#11
I'll admit, I was wrong, but it illustrates the point, those who suffered losses were compensated...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#18
Hell, I've admitted mistakes before, in this case, I read the first paragraph, then linked to it...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#22
Eh, many people like their beliefs reinforced, in addition, most hate being wrong...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#24
I do, its deceptive, they are allowed to lock them up most of the time, let them out for a...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#10
I don't oppose it, however, there's little difference between grass-fed and grain-fed beef...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#21
Do you presume your wisdom on grass-fed beef, free-range chickens, fair-trade coffee is infallible
Vote2016
Jun 2016
#27
Of course they can have different opinions, but opinion aren't facts...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#29
I just searched, of the sites I looked at(Mayo clinic, etc.) none of them identified...
Humanist_Activist
Jun 2016
#32
chemicals made on the cheap mainly, and it is not natural food, nor do I trust labs.
larkrake
Jun 2016
#34
It is profitable to keep the public in the dark. Corporations have time and time again
larkrake
Jun 2016
#31