Sugar: The Bitter Truth

[jpinpb]

I almost could start a whole other thread on this, and probably should.

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[quote=poorgradstudent]To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.[/quote]

Maybe they started out w/good intentions. The road to hell is paved w/good intention.

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[quote=poorgradstudent]To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.[/quote]

Maybe they started out w/good intentions. The road to hell is paved w/good intention.

[jpinpb]

[quote=poorgradstudent]To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.[/quote]

Maybe they started out w/good intentions. The road to hell is paved w/good intention.

[jpinpb]

[quote=poorgradstudent]To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.[/quote]

Maybe they started out w/good intentions. The road to hell is paved w/good intention.

[jpinpb]

[quote=poorgradstudent]To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.[/quote]

Maybe they started out w/good intentions. The road to hell is paved w/good intention.

[NotCranky]

With regards to GM, I would appreciate it if plants could be modified to strangle gophers and frighten birds.

[NotCranky]

With regards to GM, I would appreciate it if plants could be modified to strangle gophers and frighten birds.

[NotCranky]

With regards to GM, I would appreciate it if plants could be modified to strangle gophers and frighten birds.

[NotCranky]

With regards to GM, I would appreciate it if plants could be modified to strangle gophers and frighten birds.

[NotCranky]

With regards to GM, I would appreciate it if plants could be modified to strangle gophers and frighten birds.

[jpinpb]

I bet if you suggest it to them, they’ll get right on it. Seems they’re all about the power of mad experiments. Scientists gone wild in the name of progress.

[jpinpb]

I bet if you suggest it to them, they’ll get right on it. Seems they’re all about the power of mad experiments. Scientists gone wild in the name of progress.

[jpinpb]

I bet if you suggest it to them, they’ll get right on it. Seems they’re all about the power of mad experiments. Scientists gone wild in the name of progress.

[jpinpb]

I bet if you suggest it to them, they’ll get right on it. Seems they’re all about the power of mad experiments. Scientists gone wild in the name of progress.

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