What does GMC stand for?

Genetically Modified Crop

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Microsoft founder Bill Gates said on October 15 that environmentalists who are adamantly opposed to using genetically modified crops in Africa are hindering efforts to end hunger on that continent.

Bill Gates points out the human cost of radical environmentalism

The world needs genetically modified crops both to increase food yields and minimize the environmental impact of farming, Britain's top science academy said.

World must use GM crops, says academy

CAPTION(S): 'UNSCIENTIFIC LIMITS' The BCPC is in favour of genetically modified crops to help meet global food needs.

EU rapped over policy on GM crop 'thresholds'

Skogstad describes the construction and stabilization of national policy, changes in traditional safety nets and risk management techniques, efforts to institute and re-institute orderly marketing, problems in supply management and related adjustment of policy instruments, regulations of food and animal products' safety, and the risks of genetically modified crops in foods.

Internationalization and Canadian agriculture; policy and governing ...

About 282 million acres of genetically modified crops are planted in 23 nations.

Sure, it's purple, but it's good for you

Your article regarding GM food crops in Africa (GM foods: Hobson's choice for Africa, African Business October 2008 issue) was an interesting study of the risks and rewards of Africa adopting genetically modified crops.

Super sorghum

Britain's Prince Charles, owner of an organic farm, says that increased use of genetically modified crops to help solve world food shortages could lead to environmental disaster.

Prince: Genetically modified crops not the answer

Genetically modified crops will be the only sustainable way of solving Britain's dietary shortcomings, scientists claim.

GM diet introduced to nutrient-deficient Britons