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"I think the clearest way to understand the problem with cloning is to consider a broader question: Who benefits from it?"
Closing the Barn Door After the Cows Have Gotten Out Verlyn Klinkenborg, NYT January 23, 2008, Source.
Oh good! Another "Green" Revolution: A Dying Breed, Andrew Rice, NYT 27/01/08, Source.
Tags: same thing happened to systems as is happening to cows :-)
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"I think the clearest way to understand the problem with cloning is to consider a broader question: Who benefits from it?"Closing the Barn Door After the Cows Have Gotten Out Verlyn Klinkenborg, NYT January 23, 2008, Source.
Oh good! Another "Green" Revolution: A Dying Breed, Andrew Rice, NYT 27/01/08, Source.
Tags: same thing happened to systems as is happening to cows :-)
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I agree with him, this is not something that I will be letting my guard down on, either. Local meat, from farmers I can talk to at the market is the only meat we eat now. Eggs too. I don't know if this small boycott will have any postive on my health, considering the other GMO's already on store shelves, without any labelling whatsoever to tell them apart, but maybe.