> if I have to choose between starvation and air pollution, I'll take air pollution Exactly this is driving the push for GMO food crops in Asia and Africa. I h

> if I have to choose between starvation and air pollution, I'll take air pollution Exactly this is driving the push for GMO food crops in Asia and Africa. I have a few biologist friends who've been around on field trips and conferences, meeting people who are absolutely outraged at how certain people in the West are trying to ban/sabotage GMO food. If you have the choice between mass starvation and death versus maybe hurting some part of the local ecosystem, it's really a no-brainer.