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Analysis: is the Prince of Wales right about GM crops?
Published by GMO Africa | Filed under Biotech News
Source: Times Online
Date: August 13, 2008
It is hardly a secret that the Prince of Wales objects to genetically modified crops. It is now a decade since he criticised GM scientists for entering “realms that belong to God and God alone”, and he has since repeatedly voiced opposition to biotechnology and advocated organic farming. Read more….
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