Michael Pollan: Monsanto’s influence preventing debate on GM labeling

The following is an edited excerpt of a longer story. Find a link to the full story below.

From California’s Proposition 37 initiative to New York City’s soda ban,  Michael Pollan argues hat local efforts hold the key to challenging the agricultural industry’s stranglehold over national food policy.

In a recent interview with Democracy Now!, Pollan warns that United States risks falling into a “two-class food system,” where only those who can afford to live outside the industrial food system can access healthy ways to eat.  Pollan also charges that Monsanto’s lobbying influence in Washington and in state legislatures is preventing a debate about GMO labeling.

View the full story here: Michael Pollan: From GMOs to NYC’s Soda Ban, Local Efforts Challenge Agri-Giants’ National Control

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