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Want to find out more about GE Food? The following is a directory of links and news items found within the Madge Website to help you navigate your way through this complex topic

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Pests could overcome GM cotton toxins
Article - Nature News
http://www.nature.com/news/2009/090706/full/news.2009.629.html
Tags: [Cotton] [Damaged ecosystems] [GM Concerns]

 

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