http://capitalist-shrugged.blogspot.com/2010/02/genetically-modified-foods-pros-and.html - 4 views

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  #1 Meg Butcher on 28 Feb 11

   

  This is definitely a more biased view towards the use of GMO foods, from the standpoint that there really is no cons. I'm not sure I entirely agree with this but I think it's important we research different points of views. Educating ourselves is key and people who hold strong opinions towards the matter may make key points.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is definitely a more biased view towards the use of GMO foods, from the standpoint that there really is no cons. I'm not sure I entirely agree with this but I think it's important we research different points of views. Educating ourselves is key and people who hold strong opinions towards the matter may make key points.</div>

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  #2 Matt Foster on 01 Mar 11

   

  This is a good article i am also not sure if i agree with everything said. I also feel that they left out some important cons such as allergies to some Genetically modified foods. The writer is very biased on this subject as you can see in the only Con they mention by saying the only negative is that environmentalists will whine and ocmplain.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is a good article i am also not sure if i agree with everything said. I also feel that they left out some important cons such as allergies to some Genetically modified foods. The writer is very biased on this subject as you can see in the only Con they mention by saying the only negative is that environmentalists will whine and ocmplain.</div>

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  #3 Mike LaCrosse on 06 Mar 11

   

  They make some good points about the versatility of GM agriculture by discussing how crops can be grown in harsher climates. Should this begin to happen, we could see a lot more farming in regions other than the plains in the midwest. There may be a much greater and even distribution of agricultural goods, which might lead to economic advantages, and other positive opportunities. I completely agree with Matt however, it is a very biased article. The author takes no time to draw any conclusions about the downfalls of GMOs

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">They make some good points about the versatility of GM agriculture by discussing how crops can be grown in harsher climates. Should this begin to happen, we could see a lot more farming in regions other than the plains in the midwest. There may be a much greater and even distribution of agricultural goods, which might lead to economic advantages, and other positive opportunities. I completely agree with Matt however, it is a very biased article. The author takes no time to draw any conclusions about the downfalls of GMOs</div>

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