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Professor Peter Davies, a plant biologist at Cornell University, examines the criteria we should use to evaluate web sites and scientific papers on biotech (GMO) crops. He offers a roadmap for evaluating the veracity of both publications and the arguments of advocates on all sides of the debate.
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