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Chapter 1
What is genetic modification, generally?
What is GM of crops, why do we do it, and how is it done?
How common are GM genes in our crops?
Where are GM crops being eaten?
How are GM crops regulated?
How are GM crops labeled?
Chapter 2
Do the genes that have been introduced into GM crops so far have any implications for human health?
Do GMO crops have different health consequences than crops generated by selective breeding?
Chapter 3
Have GM crops caused damage to the environment?
Do GMOs use different herbicides, and if so, are they dangerous?
What will we find on the market in the next years?
Chapter 4
Could GMOs feed more people?
Could GMOs affect biodiversity?
How can GMOs help us adapt to climate change?
Do GMOs use resources more or less efficiently than conventional crops?
Massive Science Report № 1
You Don't Know GMOs
We've gathered a team of geneticists, biologists, and environmental scientists to bring you the most up-to-date report on the science, history, and safety of genetically-modified organisms.
Devang Mehta
Genomics
University of Alberta
Jackie Grimm
Molecular Biology
Princeton University
Marco Giovannetti
Plant Biology
Gregor Mendel Institute
Gabriela Serrato Marks
Science Journalism
Massive Science
Dan Samorodnitsky
Senior Editor