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Environment & Energy

RC

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7. How about negligence?

Reply to Anymouse (Reply #5)

Wed Jun 5, 2013, 08:46 AM

Jun 2013

As for falling international prices, I also suspect that first said Kansas farmer would have to prove a) Monsanto willfully damaged international markets for wheat, as all international trade fluctuates

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Kansas farmer sues Monsanto over unapproved genetically modified wheat [View all] unhappycamper Jun 2013 OP

This is really interesting! djean111 Jun 2013 #1

Rock-ribbed GOP Kansas jury versus major GOP lobbyist corporation Divernan Jun 2013 #2

K&R I don't have a problem with GMOs, I have a problem with companies like Monsanto and their idwiyo Jun 2013 #3

I thought the so-called "Monsanto Protection Act" would protect Monsanto? sunwyn Jun 2013 #4

Being from a farming state . . . Anymouse Jun 2013 #5

How about negligence? RC Jun 2013 #7

Um, no... hootinholler Jun 2013 #9

Asia and Europe reacted directly to the news of GMOs found in Oregon BrotherIvan Jun 2013 #10

Sounds like a good analysis. wtmusic Jun 2013 #11

Oops, Monsanto's had a chemical spill ... eppur_se_muova Jun 2013 #6

+1 GliderGuider Jun 2013 #12

I wish them luck hootinholler Jun 2013 #8

Thank goodness for foreign countries banning GMO! Cha Jun 2013 #13

Sometimes you just have to fight fire with fire madokie Jun 2013 #14