Redefining “Natural” in Agriculture
The subject matter deals with organic farming methods, GE methods, questions of environmental conservation, risk, trust, and ownership of seeds and genes. To provide advice that can lead to sensible policy requires not only a thorough understanding of the workings and literature of the particular sc...
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| description | The subject matter deals with organic farming methods, GE methods, questions of environmental conservation, risk, trust, and ownership of seeds and genes. To provide advice that can lead to sensible policy requires not only a thorough understanding of the workings and literature of the particular scientific area but many decades of experience in that field.\n There is nothing unnatural about farmers using pesticides; biology uses chemistry to control pests. Global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, biofuels, and soaring oil and food prices are among the many new problems; food security is again becoming a hot topic. |
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