--Many of the popular food items in the US contain the chemical Glyphosate, which is classified as a probable carcinogen by the World Health Organization
Fuck monsanto. So glad they lost that court case and I hope the floodgates open on them now! Thanks to decentralized tech it's only a matter of time before the truth about how the World really works spreads to every corner in the World. I'm from South Africa and thanks to the Internet and decentralized websites like Steemit I can help in any small way to be aware, and spread the message.
Hey David! Do you know how gene drive http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/07/us-researchers-call-greater-oversight-powerful-genetic-technology is related to monsanto products if at all? The technology has been used to make infertile mosquitoes, and I know cross-pollination of genetically modified corn has been a thing. Not an expert, just wondering if you think "gene drive" and its implications could be an interesting topic to explore further, as in you, exploring it further on your show?
Fuck monsanto. So glad they lost that court case and I hope the floodgates open on them now! Thanks to decentralized tech it's only a matter of time before the truth about how the World really works spreads to every corner in the World. I'm from South Africa and thanks to the Internet and decentralized websites like Steemit I can help in any small way to be aware, and spread the message.
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STOPEveryone needs to be talking about this. Thanks for posting
Monsanto needs to eat a bag of dicks....smelly ones...
they effed up the food supply chain real bad !!
Hey David! Do you know how gene drive http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/07/us-researchers-call-greater-oversight-powerful-genetic-technology is related to monsanto products if at all? The technology has been used to make infertile mosquitoes, and I know cross-pollination of genetically modified corn has been a thing. Not an expert, just wondering if you think "gene drive" and its implications could be an interesting topic to explore further, as in you, exploring it further on your show?