Re:Rejecting GMOs hinders human progress and keeps the poor ...
by xboxnolifes on Wednesday June 05, 2024 @03:19AM
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> Feeding the world is currently more a matter of donating (who pays?) and distributing it, not so much of producing the food in the first place.
Yes, but if food can become X% more abundant do to increased yield or survivability in previously unsurvivable climates, distribution and costs can become that much less of an issue.
Yes, but if food can become X% more abundant do to increased yield or survivability in previously unsurvivable climates, distribution and costs can become that much less of an issue.