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2006-11-16 | permalink
‘Future of Rice’ highlights alternatives to genetic engineering in the lab and field
Chennai, India — New, environmentally sustainable and consumer-friendly technologies effectively render the imprecise Genetic Engineering (GE) technology both obsolete and unnecessary, according to a new report released today by Greenpeace.
2006-11-16 | permalink
‘Future of Rice’ highlights alternatives to genetic engineering in the lab and field
Chennai, India — New, environmentally sustainable and consumer-friendly technologies effectively render the imprecise Genetic Engineering (GE) technology both obsolete and unnecessary, according to a new report released today by Greenpeace.
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