How GMOs affect the world, and Kansas State

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Credit: Jed Barker/Collegian

A student-run newspaper features a two-part series about genetically modified crops, nutrition, and Monsanto’s ties to Kansas State University.

Read the series here: The good, the bad and the ugly: How genetically engineered organisms affect the world, Part I and Part II

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