By Alexis Baden-Mayer, Esq., Political Director
Organic Consumers Association, October 6, 2010
Only 26% of the U.S. public understands that most junk foods and animal products contain GMO ingredients.
The FDA is moving fast to approve a brave new world of GMO foods, including genetically engineered animals like Frankenfish, the eel-like-ocean-pout-chinook-Atlantic-salmon mix.
Genetically modified foods are less nutritious, more ...
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Be not troubled by Robert Paarlberg's scaremongering. Organic practices can feed the world -- better, in fact, than wasteful industrial farming.
BY ANNA LAPPÉ | APRIL 29, 2010
For a start, Paarlberg doesn't get what it means to be organic. "Few smallholder farmers in Africa use any synthetic ...
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By Jane Falke
Organic describes a way to grow agricultural products using a method of farming that encourages soil and water preservation and reduces toxic waste. Organic farmers employ practices such as crop rotations and mulching instead of chemical herbicides; natural fertilizers to improve the soil for ideal plant growth and nutrition instead of chemical fertilizers; ...
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