Gene crops "hold potential for disaster".

Series: Scotsman ; 24 September 1999, 34(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: A campaigner has claimed that genetic modification of crops could potentially lead to a major ecological disaster. The Soil Association oppose genetic engineering as being incompatible with sustainable farming.

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A campaigner has claimed that genetic modification of crops could potentially lead to a major ecological disaster. The Soil Association oppose genetic engineering as being incompatible with sustainable farming.

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