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I'm not sure why something handling herbicides makes it problematic for eating? Is it because it will then have more herbicides on it or because you feel the i
by adamgordonbell 4y ago
I'm not sure why something handling herbicides makes it problematic for eating? Is it because it will then have more herbicides on it or because you feel the incentives behind GMO are off or is their some more immediate problem?
- soperj 4y agoIt's more than just food for eating. For instance, in BC they plant GMO round up ready pine, and then spray clear cuts and forest fire areas with round up, so that they can plant mono-culture pine stands. This has caused massive forest fire issues which also results flooding issues, along with biodiversity issues.
- asdff 4y agoSeems like they would have done that anyhow without the GMO pine...