Scott Hamilton Kennedy’s documentary gives G.M.O. opponents their say, but leaves the last word to food technologists, who insist on reviewing the data.
Stories Related to Review: In ‘food Evolution,’ Scientists Strike Back
DANIEL M. GOLD, NY Times: Science
Thu, 06/22/2017 - 3:47pm
Topics: science
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