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Superstition over Science in Europe's GMO Policy?
Science and ideology are in conflict in Europe, as many nations have accepted the science of climate change but are rejecting the science of genetically modified organisms, or GMO's. That's lead to a dangerous contradictions in public policy, according to a former anti-GMO activist who's warning against rejecting that technology.
By Warren Olney • • 9m ListenScience and ideology are in conflict in Europe, as many nations have accepted the science of climate change but are rejecting the science of genetically modified organisms, or GMO's. That's lead to a dangerous contradictions in public policy, according to a former anti-GMO activist who's warning against rejecting that technology. Mark Lynas is an environmental writer and visiting fellow at the Alliance for Science at Cornell University. He wrote an op-ed column the New York Times this weekend.
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The full episode
3 of 3Division in the Catholic Church- 1:39WHO Says Processed Meat, Red Meat Are a Cancer Hazard
- 8:29Pope Francis and the Soul of the Church
- 43:03Superstition over Science in Europe's GMO Policy?You’re reading this