Podcast: Save our forests with GMO trees? Let’s look at the costs and benefits first

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We have genetically engineered food; how about trees? In [June 8’s] Academic Minute, North Carolina State University’s Jason Delborne looks into this question. Delborne is an associate professor of science, policy and society at North Carolina State.

Original podcast: Academic Minute: Forest Biotech

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