It is a fertile ground for food production more efficient, but scientists do not abuse your hand
protesters gathered at the weekendRothamsted Research, North London, which threatens to destroy a field of genetically modified wheat. In the case of protest, called Take Back the flour was relatively underserved, the police were in force and all ended peacefully. It is a far cry from 1990, when the Friends of the Earth have been launching raids on crops experimental anti-radiation suits. Activists last weekend wearing T-shirts and looked like a picnic. More importantly, when London Green Jenny Jones said he would join them, Twitterstorm criticized. It begins to feel as if scientists are winning the debate on GMOs.
- In another smart move, it was re-released in March by the scientists, who called the demonstrators to participate in arguments (what they do, to some extent, on the site The Guardian). Transgenic crops were common in many parts of the world for over a decade. More generally, the rise of religious fundamentalism has led the state of the science. And last year, food prices soared, causing a faint echo of the crisis in Europe to recurrent food security in the southern hemisphere.
And although there is little evidence that the consequences of the prophecies correspond GM (in particular, the potential risks to the health of consumers), which is not very far from saying that each proposal will be a good or unintended consequences, such as viral mutation or the appearance of a parasite were not considered, can be avoided. Science has some answers to a hungry world and I think GM could be one of them. This is what happens.
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