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Saturday, 02 May 2015 16:10

100 billion not out

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A study of genetically modified feed at the University of California-Davis calculated the number of food animals raised on GM feed since 2000, then looked at animal production and health statistics – both of which have improved during that time.

The researchers aren’t saying GM feed has been responsible for those improvements, but they are saying, if GMO’s were unhealthy, as often claimed by anti-GE zealots, animal health and production would have declined. Can 100 billion animals be wrong?

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