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GM canola spreads it's Genes.
We all thought that GM seed crops could possibly share their genetic
modifications with wild plants but this research on Canola, an oil grain like rapeseed, in the US proves it's too late to stop. Some of the wild plants they found had both GM genes so what will Monsanto do now, produce more powerful weedkillers? http://newswire.uark.edu/Article.aspx?id=14453 The EU is now licensing farmers to plant GM rapeseed crops so this is what will happen here, herbicide resistant weeds. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
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