Genetic Literacy Project’s Top 6 Stories for the Week

From this past week, here are the #GLPTop6 among many great stories on human and agriculture genetics around the world. Please share and help spread the news!

  1. Beepocalypse Myth Handbook: Dissecting claims of pollinator collapse by Genetic Literacy Project
  2. Organic vs. conventional farming: Which has lower environmental impact? by Iida Ruishalme
  3. Another modern myth: Shrinking attention spans by Andrew Porterfield
  4. Do Monsanto and Big Ag control crop research and world food supply? by Genetic Literacy Project
  5. How many genomes is enough for US Precision Medicine Initiative? by Meredith Knight
  6. Video: Hillary Clinton endorses GMOs, solution-focused crop biotechnology by XiaoZhi Lim

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1 thought on “Genetic Literacy Project’s Top 6 Stories for the Week”

  1. I’m thinking this may be one of the next “Top Stories of The Week”.

    “USDA confirms unapproved GMO wheat found in Washington state”

    Genetically modified wheat developed by Monsanto Co, and never approved by federal regulators, has been found growing in a Washington state farm field, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Friday.

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration believes there is no threat to the food supply due to the small number of plants found and based on what is known about the GMO variety (the FDA believes, but who believes the FDA; an organization infiltrated by the same industry talking heads, that created the wheat).
    SOURCE: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-wheat-washington-gmo-idUSKCN10920K

    (brackets mine)

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