Resources for Taking Action on GMO Foods

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You can contribute to the conversation about GMO foods by getting involved with organizations in your area, paying attention to your food-buying habits and reading more about the subject.
You can contribute to the conversation about GMO foods by getting involved with organizations in your area, paying attention to your food-buying habits and reading more about the subject.
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"The GMO Deception," edited by Sheldon Krimsky and Jeremy Gruber, is a comprehensive look at the social, political and ethical implications of GMO food.

Sheldon Krimsky and Jeremy Gruber have compiled the best, most thought-provoking essays on genetically modified food by leading scientists, science writers and public health advocates in The GMO Deception (Skyhorse Publishing, 2014), offering a comprehensive look at the social, political and ethical implications of food-based biotechnology. The following excerpt comes from the Resources section of the book.

You can purchase this book from the MOTHER EARTH NEWS store: The GMO Deception.

What You Can Do about GMO Foods

The presence of risk and the absence of reward have left many consumers wary of GMOs. These consumers are not only supportive of more studies and risk assessments for GMO foods, they are also demanding to know which foods have GMO ingredients before they choose what to feed themselves and their families.

Such consumers have many options at their disposal. In the following article you will find our “Seven Steps to Take Action on Genetically Modified Foods,” a list of organizational resources and suggested readings to learn even more about the subject.

  • Published on Sep 17, 2014
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