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The genetic changes are largely to breed a stronger resistance to roundup so that farmers can coat the plants in more plant poison. Some of that poison does sti
by 8note 6y ago
The genetic changes are largely to breed a stronger resistance to roundup so that farmers can coat the plants in more plant poison. Some of that poison does stick around through food processing, though I don't know how it affects people
When it's in the fields, it at least seems to be a carcinogen
- klyrs 6y agoNot just poisonous to us (who can arguably wash it off), but it's also poison to pollinators as well.