Sunday, September 30, 2012
Whole Foods knowingly engages in massive GMO deception, says undercover video by 'Organic Spies'
Whole Foods knowingly engages in massive GMO deception, says undercover video by 'Organic Spies'
http://q.gs/26374
Russia bans all GM corn imports; EU may also ban Monsanto GMO in wake of shocking cancer findings
http://q.gs/2637Y
The top 10 breakfast cereals most likely to contain Monsanto's GMO corn
http://q.gs/2638V
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
The evil of Monsanto and GMOs explained: Bad technology, endless greed and the destruction of humanity
The evil of Monsanto and GMOs explained: Bad technology, endless greed and the destruction of humanity
9/23/2012
http://q.gs/21t6z
California universities pose as bogus front groups for bogus corporate science on GMOs, organics
9/25/2012
http://q.gs/21sbw
Meet Monsanto's number one lobbyist: Barack Obama
9/25/2012
http://q.gs/21snF
Claimed 'benefits' of GM mosquitoes disproven by Cayman trial results
9/25/2012
http://q.gs/21sp8
Labeling of genetically modified organisms GMOs
From: senator_lugar@lugar.senate.gov
To: paraservices@hotmail.com
Subject: Responding to your message
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:11:05 -0400
Dear Ms. Lewis:
Thank you for sharing your concerns about the labeling of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) with me. I welcome this opportunity to respond.
American farmers have the ability to choose whether to plant seed derived from biotechnology or seed that has resulted from conventional plant breeding. American farmers and, in fact, farmers worldwide, have been choosing to plant more acres of varieties derived from biotechnology. One reason farmers choose these varieties is that they are able to apply fewer agricultural chemicals to the plants, thus reducing pesticide exposure in the environment and lowering their costs to produce the crop.
I support efforts to utilize more products derived from biotechnology. I believe the use of this technology can be beneficial and necessary to ensure that adequate and nutritious food continues to be available, particularly as the world population continues to increase. Varieties of seed derived from biotechnology show promise for making food more abundant, safer, and more nutritious.
I also have supported, and will continue to support, devoting more federal resources to agricultural research, including research related to agricultural biotechnology. I will follow the issue of label requirements for GMOs closely, and will have your thoughts in mind should the Senate consider this issue.
Again, thank you for taking the time to correspond with me.
Sincerely,
Richard G. Lugar
United States Senator
To: paraservices@hotmail.com
Subject: Responding to your message
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:11:05 -0400
Dear Ms. Lewis:
Thank you for sharing your concerns about the labeling of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) with me. I welcome this opportunity to respond.
American farmers have the ability to choose whether to plant seed derived from biotechnology or seed that has resulted from conventional plant breeding. American farmers and, in fact, farmers worldwide, have been choosing to plant more acres of varieties derived from biotechnology. One reason farmers choose these varieties is that they are able to apply fewer agricultural chemicals to the plants, thus reducing pesticide exposure in the environment and lowering their costs to produce the crop.
I support efforts to utilize more products derived from biotechnology. I believe the use of this technology can be beneficial and necessary to ensure that adequate and nutritious food continues to be available, particularly as the world population continues to increase. Varieties of seed derived from biotechnology show promise for making food more abundant, safer, and more nutritious.
I also have supported, and will continue to support, devoting more federal resources to agricultural research, including research related to agricultural biotechnology. I will follow the issue of label requirements for GMOs closely, and will have your thoughts in mind should the Senate consider this issue.
Again, thank you for taking the time to correspond with me.
Sincerely,
Richard G. Lugar
United States Senator
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