Could GMOs save endangered plants and animals?

Biologist William Powell says the best way to revive the American chestnut tree, one of the most common trees in the country until a fungal blight effectively erased it from the landscape, could be genetic engineering. Ensia says Powell developed a blight-resistant chestnut tree through genetic engineering, but that he faces a daunting path for regulatory approval.… » Read More

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