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In reply to the discussion: Study linking GM crops and cancer questioned. [View all]Tumbulu
(6,268 posts)and it does not speak well for the industry that you defend.
I am delighted to at last see some studies. I want to see more. They should have been done prior to the release of these plants back in the early 90's. 20 years later is a bit odd, but always better late than never. A good start.
The business people's desire to avoid regulatory obligations destroyed the credibility of the scientists doing the work.
All scientists want studies showing safety. Only businesspeople wish to avoid them for financial reasons.
Because studies were not done upfront and clearly the entire industry has been negatively effected. It may never recover, but if it is going to, it will take real work, open studies and not rude or bullying replies to honest questions