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In reply to the discussion: 'A catastrophe': Greenpeace blocks planting of 'lifesaving' golden rice [View all]

orange jar

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1. "Trust the science"
Reply to sl8 (Original post)
Sat May 25, 2024, 10:22 AM
May 2024

until the science disagrees with my worldview. The anti-GMO brigade might as well be a cult.

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'A catastrophe': Greenpeace blocks planting of 'lifesaving' golden rice [View all] sl8 May 2024 OP
"Trust the science" orange jar May 2024 #1
Bingo. paleotn May 2024 #5
Just skimmed the article codfisherman May 2024 #2
Doesn't vitamin A also come from certain fish? FakeNoose May 2024 #3
It does codfisherman May 2024 #4
And overfishing to feed too many humans perhaps? paleotn May 2024 #6
GMO fish codfisherman May 2024 #8
Would the fish population breed fast enough to replenish the number of ones that are eaten though? cstanleytech May 2024 #7
Well I can't answer your questions FakeNoose May 2024 #11
The fish are more expensive manicdem May 2024 #12
Alternative manicdem May 2024 #10
Sweet potatoes are native to South America. They also do not store easily as rice. LeftInTX May 2024 #13
Kamotes codfisherman May 2024 #14
It's year round in the Philippines since it's tropical. LeftInTX May 2024 #15
That's perfect codfisherman May 2024 #16
Isn't it just easier to take vitamins? Sweet potato greens sound...bleeh....How much would people need to eat? LeftInTX May 2024 #17
Greens (kamotes) are yummy! codfisherman May 2024 #18
Yes, I'm sure there are already plenty of vitamin supplements in the Philippines. LeftInTX May 2024 #19
Yes, rice is good codfisherman May 2024 #20
I know that sweet potatoes are native to South America. That's a very long known fact. LeftInTX May 2024 #21
Only corporations think it's a catastrophe womanofthehills May 2024 #9
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