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Steven M. Druker | The Suppressed Science, Warnings, & Risks Of GMO Food
Agroecological Methods versus Industrial GMO Agriculture
A four-year study co-sponsored by the World Bank and UN agencies concluded that genetic engineering is not essential to solving global hunger. The report advocated for agroecological methods, which are near-organic and focus on soil fertility and resource conservation. Druker points out that Monsanto withdrew from the study when the findings contradicted the industry's promotional narrative.
world bankunited nationsagroecologyorganic farminginternational assessment of agricultural knowledge