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Some forms of farming may be marginally less apocalyptic in their effects on the ecosystem, but that is not even close to having a positive effect. Aside from t
by MeImCounting 3y ago
Some forms of farming may be marginally less apocalyptic in their effects on the ecosystem, but that is not even close to having a positive effect. Aside from the dubious requirements needed to obtain the "organic" label, "organic" has long been recognized as a buzzword used by well-meaning, misinformed people who, understandably, would like to feel good about the produce they eat.
There have been numerous cases of fraud and corruption in relation to the "organic" label in the US. Perhaps it is different in the EU.
- hutzlibu 3y ago"There have been numerous cases of fraud and corruption in relation to the "organic" label in the US. Perhaps it is different in the EU." Well, I actually only know about the situation in the EU and there surely is and was also fraud - but overall it is working. Organic farmland is way more diverse and alive compared to the conventional counterparts.
- mistrial9 3y agoLOL - this is amazingly biased and fact-free assertion here! The Organic standard in the USA is a crown-jewel of US food production. Yes of course there is cheating, like there is cheating on pesticide reporting and dozens of other things. I find it really off-kilter to loudly decry the entire Organic Standard effort in short terms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_Foods_Production_Act_of_1990 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_Foods_Production_Act_o...