Tomorrow's Table: Organic Farming, Genetics, and the Future of Food, (Paperback)

from dcunning11235

I think this is a good books in that it ties together the concerns that many people who "believe" in organics have with the concerns that many people who "believe" in GE have: reducing pesticide use, health, water use, etc. and highlights the concerns of GE proponents that (unfortunately, in my e...

from dcunning11235

I think this is a good books in that it ties together the concerns that many people who "believe" in organics have with the concerns that many people who "believe" in GE have: reducing pesticide use, health, water use, etc. and highlights the concerns of GE proponents that (unfortunately, in my e...

from 2wonderY

Ronald argues around the issues presented by the anti-GMO faction without really addressing anything head-on. It's as if she is blind to the real science. But how can that be? She IS a scientist. This is an excellent example of self-justification and blindness. This is the same glossing over tact...

from madcurrin

An organic farmer and a plant geneticist write a book together about the way their seemingly opposed approaches to food technology can actually be complementary. The assumption throughout is that GMO technology is perfectly safe. Reading Tomorrow's Table, it's hard to argue. We see the geneticist...