Cited

#4: Modifying Maize

How the accidental finding of genetically modified corn in the highlands of Mexico set off a twenty-year battle over scientific methods, academic freedom, Indigenous rights, environmental law and international trade. Part one of two. ———-MORE———- This episode has loads more information, citations, and resources. You can find those on our website, citedpodcast.com. Research assistant James … <a class="more-link" href="https://citedpodcast.blubrry.net/2020/05/13/4-modifying-maize/">Continue reading #4: Modifying Maize →</a>

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