GLP podcast: Spread meat allergy with gene-edited ticks? Bioethicists pose vile ‘thought experiment’

GLP podcast: Spread meat allergy with gene-edited ticks? Bioethicists pose vile ‘thought experiment’

Cameron English, Liza Lockwood |
How far are we willing to go to slow climate change? The list of proposed solutions runs the gamut from ...
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GLP spaces on X: Climate change and meat. Separating fact from hype

Red meat is often scapegoated as a major villain in the popular story about our global efforts to prevent a ...
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Fighting climate change with gene editing: Can we slash cows’ methane production?

Patrick Whittle |
Preventing ruminant methane from being produced in the first place seems a sensible way to limit its damaging effects ...
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GLP podcast: Organic farming—solution to climate change or path to world hunger?

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Here's some good news to break up the cacophony of alarmist environmental headlines you read weekly: global agricultural output has ...
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GLP podcast: Debunking opioid myths; Decaf coffee boosts cancer risk? No. Local food might not be better for the planet

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Most of what you know about the opioid epidemic is probably wrong. One expert shares the facts about pain pills ...
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GLP podcast: Facts and myths about ‘ultra-processed food’; Time to transform our food system? Don’t trust AI chat bots to tell you the truth

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Is there a corporate conspiracy to cover up the dangers of processed foods? A recent news report say yes. Let's ...
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GLP podcast: EPA wrong about ‘forever chemicals’? Heatwaves and drugs don’t mix; Idealistic activism harms public health

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
The EPA is facing a new crop of lawsuits brought by plaintiffs who say the agency's new guidance on "forever ...
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GLP podcast: ‘Fat acceptance’ harms public health; Consumers don’t want to eat insects; 7 tips for sniffing out pseudoscience

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Obesity is a victim status not a serious medical condition, according to the fat-acceptance movement. What does the available evidence ...
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GLP podcast/video: The case for weight-loss drugs; It’s immoral to oppose CRISPR animals? Bad science and ‘forever chemicals’

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
We don't always know why anti-depressants and obesity drugs work, but that shouldn't discourage patients from taking medications that can ...
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GLP podcast: Lab-grown meat bad for the planet? California’s backwards pesticide rules; Presidential debates should focus on farm policy

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Recent research shows that lab-grown meat may not live up to its environmental hype, requiring far more energy than its ...
Grasshoppers under siege: Here’s how climate change depletes insect populations and threatens the global food supply

Grasshoppers under siege: Here’s how climate change depletes insect populations and threatens the global food supply

Amber Dance |
It’s tough out there for a hungry grasshopper on the Kansas prairie. Oh, there’s plenty of grass to eat, but ...
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GLP Podcast/Video: Cell phones and cancer; Do you need a COVID booster? The case for/against eating bugs

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
There's no evidence that cell phone use causes brain cancer, so why do so many people, some scientists included, believe ...
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GLP podcast and video: How marriage impacted human evolution; ‘Tech bros’ back RFK, Jr. for president; Ban milk to slow climate change?

Cameron English, Liza Dunn |
Marriage is a major milestone for many people, but how has the institution influenced human evolution? A growing list of ...
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Agriculture and climate change: Taking the best of all farming systems could tip the carbon scale in the right direction

Andrew Porterfield |
Agriculture contributes a significant portion of the world's climate-changing greenhouse gases. In turn, changes in climate will reduce agricultural yields ...
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GLP podcast and video: Low-carb diets cause heart disease? Economic de-growth or ‘green’ growth?

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Many people have turned to low-carb diets as a way to shed unwanted body fat, but a new study suggests ...
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GLP Podcast & Video: Synthetic biology makes $10,000 perfume way cheaper; ‘Fashionable organic fantasies’ at the WEF; Sleeping pills cause dementia?

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
A bottle of perfume used to cost more than $10,000. The price has dropped precipitously thanks to advancements in synthetic ...
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Viewpoint: Could crop biotechnology mitigate dislocations from climate change? Anti-GMO activists say ‘no’. Here’s why they are wrong

Andrew Porterfield |
We’ve heard a lot about climate change, and its impact on crops, especially in tropical and sub-tropical regions of the ...
Podcast: Industry-funded GMO studies; Food companies back 'regenerative' farming; Popcorn-flavored spinach?

Podcast: Industry-funded GMO studies; Food companies back ‘regenerative’ farming; Popcorn-flavored spinach?

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Should we be skeptical of GMO safety studies funded by biotech companies? Major food makers including Pepsi and Nestle have ...
Podcast: Time to quit 'baby' aspirin? Tobacco-industry science denial; Dutch farmer protests

Podcast: Time to quit ‘baby’ aspirin? Tobacco-industry science denial; Dutch farmer protests

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Is it time to give up low-dose aspirin as a heart-attack prevention tool? New evidence suggests that the risks may ...
Podcast: Pesticides cancel benefits of fruits and veggies? Drought-tolerant wheat coming soon? Do DNA diets work?

Podcast: Pesticides cancel benefits of fruits and veggies? Drought-tolerant wheat coming soon? Do DNA diets work?

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Do pesticide residues on food counteract the benefits of consuming fruits and vegetables? The FDA recently approved a genetically engineered ...
GLP Podcast: Once-a-month shot controls opioid addiction; Food waste as energy; Obesity drugs are here

GLP Podcast: Once-a-month shot controls opioid addiction; Food waste as energy; Obesity drugs are here

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
A drug given once monthly as an injection could drastically reduce opioid use in the US. Why is it so ...
GLP Podcast: CRISPR-edited tomatoes debut in Japan; Regulating bogus supplements; Underwater farming is here

GLP Podcast: CRISPR-edited tomatoes debut in Japan; Regulating bogus supplements; Underwater farming is here

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
CRISPR-edited, hypertension-fighting tomatoes are on sale in Japan. Dishonestly marketed supplements continue to evade FDA regulation. Why doesn't the agency ...
GLP Podcast: Don't fight science denial like this; CO2-sucking GE trees; Organic industry hates hydroponics

GLP Podcast: Don’t fight science denial like this; CO2-sucking GE trees; Organic industry hates hydroponics

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
A new book outlines a method for changing the minds of "science deniers"—and it's terrible, according to a particularly harsh ...
GLP Podcast: End climate 'alarmism'; FDA vs kratom; Is 'GMO' ice cream dangerous? Nope

GLP Podcast: End climate ‘alarmism’; FDA vs kratom; Is ‘GMO’ ice cream dangerous? Nope

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Human-caused climate is occurring, but the science community may be amplifying the public's skepticism with failed "alarmist" predictions. Is kratom ...
GLP Podcast: Climate change enhances farming? Lawyers target paraquat; NYT vs anti-GMO groups

GLP Podcast: Climate change enhances farming? Lawyers target paraquat; NYT vs anti-GMO groups

Cameron English, Kevin Folta |
Climate change could boost crop yields in the coming decades, but pests enabled by the warmer temperatures may offset whatever ...
Podcast: Giving nature a helping hand - how humans are shaping species

Podcast: Giving nature a helping hand – how humans are shaping species

Dr Kat Arney explores the impact that humans have had on the evolutionary trajectories of the species we share the ...
Lab-grown meat is here: Restaurant in Singapore begins serving chicken made in a bioreactor

Lab-grown meat is here: Restaurant in Singapore begins serving chicken made in a bioreactor

Daniel Bennett |
By the time you read this, a group of friends at a restaurant in Singapore will have shared a three-course ...