Henry Miller
GMOs are not meaningful ‘category’ of foods or ingredients
Even after two decades of stunning scientific, humanitarian and financial successes and an admirable record of safety, the application of genetic engineering ...
The Brave Old World of genetic engineering
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. “Genetic engineering” is not ...
Viewpoint: Another Obama cabinet member falls short
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack’s ...
Mark Bittman’s tepid endorsement of GM overshadowed by shallow attacks on modern agriculture
Does New York Times food writer Mark Bittman get anything right? I doubt it. His recent commentary, “Leave Organic Out of ...
Viewpoint: The New York Times food writer who is always out to lunch
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. Does New York Times ...
Celebrating Earth Day: Science and technology must join the party
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. A few years ago ...
GM mosquitoes can control mosquito menace, if politics doesn’t block development
Mosquito-borne diseases kill millions of people annually, and cause suffering for many more. It takes only one bite from a disease-carrying ...
Norman Borlaug’s life was one of extraordinary paradox
Norman Borlaug, the plant breeder known as the Father of the Green Revolution, would have been 100 on March 25 ...
Norman Borlaug: A man for all seasons
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. Norman Borlaug, the plant ...
Misguided Californian bill panders to small group of anti-science alarmists
In a victory for California’s radical anti-technology minority, S.B. 131 passed the state’s senate Health Committee by a vote of ...
US regulators sitting on non-browning Arctic Apple approval
A Canadian company petitioned USDA regulators two years ago to “deregulate” – approve for unrestricted cultivation and marketing — a ...
How should Congress and the FDA respond to calls to label foods with GMOs?
According to Henry Miller, a physician and the founding director of the Office of Biotechnology at the FDA, and Drew ...
Viewpoint: A Faustian bargain on labeling genetically engineered food
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. Pseudo-controversy continues to rage ...
Could genetic modification help address California’s drought?
Here in California, where most of the state is experiencing “extreme” drought, 2013 was the driest year on record, and ...
There’s no end in sight for California’s extreme water drought
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. STANFORD, CA– Water is ...
Why we need GM wheat
Three crops — corn, soybeans and wheat — account for a vast majority of the value of America’s agricultural crop ...
Florida oranges may need rethink on use of GMOs, neonicotinoids to survive
Oranges and orange juice in the U.S. are under threat from a lethal, incurable bacterial infection known as "citrus greening," ...
Viewpoint: We need the scientific juice to save the nation’s citrus industry
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. Media outlets have for ...
General MIlls emboldens fringe groups by removing GM ingredients from Cheerios
This month General Mills announced that it would begin labeling its flagship product, the breakfast cereal Cheerios, as containing no ...
Grist for the genetic engineering mill
A “what I’ve learned about GMOs” (“genetically modified organisms”) end-of-the-year column by Nathanael Johnson, Grist’s food writer, would ordinarily not warrant much attention ...
Viewpoint: Grist for the genetic engineering mill
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. A “what I’ve learned ...
Overcoming the stigma surrounding GMOs
In August, at the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines, a group of activists vandalized test fields of so-called ...
See no evil: Feinstein’s Frankenfood Folly
Activists opposed to modern techniques of genetic engineering have made it clear that they regard labeling as a first step ...
Viewpoint: Senator Feinstein’s Christmas folly
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. I hate seeing politicians ...
Viewpoint: You can put lipstick on a pig (study), but it still stinks
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. The tiny cadre of ...
Viewpoint: EPA’s new overseer of ‘scientific integrity’: The blind leading the blind
This article originally ran at Forbes and has been republished here with permission of the author. If you needed to ...
‘Good for nature, good for you’? Not so fast: Breaking down the myths of organic farming
(Summary) "Organic fruits and vegetables were, on average, no more nutritious than their cheaper conventional counterparts," Henry Miller said on ...
Food companies should reject anti-science claims and stand up for GMOs
Junk science is stalling important innovations in biotechnology, forcing companies to fold under intense pressure from anti-GMO activists ...
