African nations warm to GMO crops

The El Niño-intensified drought in southern Africa “could nudge African nations to finally embrace genetically modified crops to improve harvests and reduce grain imports,” says Reuters. Many countries have GMO bans in place out of concern about cross-pollination or fears of long-term effect on human health. Countries such as the United States say GMO crops… » Read More

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