Kloor: Green America takes on GE

As if the meaning of “natural” wasn’t already overly twisted for ideological and commercial purposes. Check out this campaign recently launched by the nonprofit Green America:

If you thought that one way to cut GMOs from your diet was to avoid foods with high-risk GMO ingredients, think again.  Meat and dairy products, while not genetically modified themselves, are not immune to the insidious impacts of GMOs. In fact, your favorite yogurt brand may be made with “Monsanto Milk” – milk from cows that are fed GMO silage.

The horror! I bet that the baby of Rosemary’s Baby has suckled on Monsanto’s Milk.

Read the full post here: Green America takes on GMOs

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