Nina Fedoroff, a leading geneticist and pioneer in transgenics, critiques Lynas’ recent speech and discusses the future of agricultural biotechnology.
Read the full article here: Professor Nina Fedoroff, Chair of the AAAS board – Q&A on GMOs
Q&A with Mark Lynas and plant geneticist Nina Fedoroff
February 6, 2013
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