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Could GMO's Feed the World?
Per Pinstrup-Andersen is a professor of food, nutrition and public policy at Cornell University, and the 2001 World Food Prize Laureate . The professor believes that combating world hunger must include the use of genetically modified foods .
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readPer Pinstrup-Andersen is a professor of food, nutrition and public policy at Cornell University, and the 2001 World Food Prize Laureate. The professor believes that combating world hunger must include the use of genetically modified foods.
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Proposition 37; Vandana Shiva; Agritourism in Hawaii- 0:00Market Report
- 7:17The Mini Market Report
- 10:53The Pros and Cons of Proposition 37
- 14:51Mark Bittman's Ideal Food Label
- 20:46Could GMO's Feed the World?You’re reading this
- 27:09Vandana Shiva Questions Seed Patents
- 35:42Sam Choy, the Godfather of Hawaiian Cuisine
- 42:46Agritourism in Hawaii
- 48:31Starry Kitchen 3.0
The full episode
5 of 9Proposition 37; Vandana Shiva; Agritourism in Hawaii- 0:00Market Report
- 7:17The Mini Market Report
- 10:53The Pros and Cons of Proposition 37
- 14:51Mark Bittman's Ideal Food Label
- 20:46Could GMO's Feed the World?You’re reading this
- 27:09Vandana Shiva Questions Seed Patents
- 35:42Sam Choy, the Godfather of Hawaiian Cuisine
- 42:46Agritourism in Hawaii
- 48:31Starry Kitchen 3.0