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The More We Can Grow On Already Cultivated Land, The Better.

There's Almost No Food That Isn't Genetically Modified. Genetic Modification Is The Basis Of All Evolution. Things Change Because Our Planet Is Subjected To A Lot Of Radiation, Which Causes Dna Damage, Which Gets Repaired, But Results In Mutations, Which Create A Ready Mixture Of Plants That People Can Choose From To Improve Agriculture.

Myths About The Dire Effects Of Genetically Modified Foods On Health And The Environment Abound, But They Have Not Held Up To Scientific Scrutiny. And, Although Many Concerns Have Been Expressed About The Potential For Unexpected Consequences, The Unexpected Effects That Have Been Observed So Far Have Been Benign.

The Influence Of A Science Adviser Is Only As Good As Ears Open To That Science Advice.

We Have Six-and-a-half-billion People On The Planet, Going Rapidly Towards Seven. We're Going To Need A Lot Of Inventiveness About How We Use Water And Grow Crops.