is there anyone in richmond i could interview regarding labeling gm food?
Question: for my research project, i need to interview someone on my topic which is how labeling genetically modified food should be a law. is there anyone in the richmond/vcu area in any kind of useful occupation/organization/society/anything who could be useful to iinterview? Answer: Shouldn't you be impartial? If you have already decided that GM food should be labelled, why interview anyone at all?
This may not be popular, but GM plant varieties are no riskier than the plant varieties developed through other types of plant breeding. Check
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