Can GM crops help save the world from hunger? Kate Scarff attended National Science Week’s GM: A Dinner Discussion event and discovered public acceptance of gene technology is still a major issue.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
Can GM crops help save the world from hunger? Kate Scarff attended National Science Week’s GM: A Dinner Discussion event and discovered public acceptance of gene technology is still a major issue.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
With a new interest in genetically modified foods, Kate Scarff explores issues surrounding labelling of this category of food in Australia.
Can GM crops help save the world from hunger? Kate Scarff attended National Science Week’s GM: A Dinner Discussion event and discovered public acceptance of gene technology is still a major issue.
The Svalbard seed vault exists to protect the world’s food supply in case of a global disaster. But what happens when genetic modification becomes an intrinsic part of the world seed market? Helen Lobato takes a look at the seeds, the market and the multinationals.
