The article may not say it directly, but both the article and the headline absolutely suggest it. To phrase your comment a bit more accurately: the article is a

The article may not say it directly, but both the article and the headline absolutely suggest it. To phrase your comment a bit more accurately: the article is absurd linkbait that asserts that genetic modification has anything whatsoever to do with the issue, and fails entirely to mention the actual problems, which are relentless expansion of farmland, monoculture, and (directly and indirectly) herbicides/pesticides, which are all strong corrolates of genetically modified crops but, unlike them, pose an ACTUAL problem, as opposed to a scientifically dismissed FUD problem. It's grossly irresponsible, if you ask me. Monoculture, a lack of regard for preservation, and indiscriminate chemical usage are a problem. Business methods surrounding GMOs are also a problem. But GMOs are not. But hey, more people click and comment with this headline, I'm sure.