Mark Lynas has “discovered high school biology,” now it’s time to go to college

The “conversion” of Mark Lynas has taken the world by storm, a bad guy suddenly sees the light and dresses in white. 

Mark’s discovery seems to have been as innocently childlike as when I discovered science in my junior year in high school. So I applaud his conversion and urge him to continue his education. The problem, of course, is that a new discovery like this can lead to all sorts of impressions that, upon further study, turn out to be misleading, sometimes false. 

He has discovered high school biology. Now it’s time to go to college.

View the original article here: Professor John Vandermeer challenges environmentalist Mark Lynas on GMOs

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