Senate says GM salmon don’t need more testing, says Organic Consumers Association

Despite strong lobbying from northwestern senators for a measure that would require more testing of genetically engineered salmon before it’s introduced in the US,  the Senate on Thursday voted it down. The “frankenfish” measure, introduced by Alaskan Republican Lisa Murkowski, failed by a 46-50 vote.

View the original article here: Senate Says ‘Frankenfish’ Don’t Need More Testing

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