realistic ecology wrote:...
100% of your answer is false, it has been demonstrated many times on Econologie. Why are you coming back with your loaded documents?
realistic ecology wrote:...
Ouuaarf! Fear and caution are two different things, but you don't seem to know how to do it.Your usual comparison to play on fears makes no sense.
So not everyone actually!GMOs bt, almost everyone has used them for a long time, except Europe in general and France in particular.
This is what we say until it explodes like Chernobyl and Fukushima. who did not blow them up on purpose unlike Hiroshima and Nagasaki but whose end result was the same. However, you cannot in any way assert that this will not happen (in terms of GMOs, let's not lose track of it) in the decades to come and that it will not start again as with DDT.As far as I know, no one is detonating a nuclear bomb and no one is disputing the potential devastation.
Janic wrote:you cannot in any way assert that this will not happen (in terms of GMOs, let's not lose track of it) in the decades to come.
when you don't look in the right place, or at the right time you don't see anything, obviously It takes just a little patience and big money to update its pernicious effects and it is not BP that will pay them. like that:Yep .... it's been decades already !!!! And still nothing .....
Janic wrote:ah, ah, ah! atomic bombs are also supposed to protect countries, without them, from war and destruction (let's remember from cuba and the atomic threat of the two big blocks) except when it becomes Hiroshima or Nagasaki and Chernobyl. As long as all is well, we praise a product and when it turns sour the big mouths who sang the praises are silent and hide under the carpet.==> There is a beneficial halo around GMO Bt crops! Bt GMOs also protect neighboring non-GMO crops, even organic crops.
==> By observing the use of pesticides and the preserved biodiversity, we can consider that Bt GMOs are ecological.
Bt GMOs reduce the use of insecticides
GuyGadebois wrote: piped documents
Janic wrote:Ouuaarf! Fear and caution are two different things, but you don't seem to know how to do it.Your usual comparison to play on fears makes no sense.
For example the current corona which requires hygienic precautions by Prudence to avoid precisely the fear panic that would cause an explosion of cases without these precautions. Have you seen the difference?So not everyone actually!GMOs bt, almost everyone has used them for a long time, except Europe in general and France in particular.
Monsanto and co apply the same methods with their agrochemicals as BP did with medical petrochemicals. Invade developing countries and defile as soon as side effects appear en masse.
To give the impression of a great immediate effectiveness, without taking into account its possible consequences (DDT type) on the following generations whose lawyers, largely paid, make the trials of the victims last or who give them alms so that they are silent.This is what we say until it explodes like Chernobyl and Fukushima. who did not blow them up on purpose unlike Hiroshima and Nagasaki but whose end result was the same. However, you cannot in any way assert that this will not happen (in terms of GMOs, let's not lose track of it) in the decades to come and that it will not start again as with DDT.As far as I know, no one is detonating a nuclear bomb and no one is disputing the potential devastation.
realistic ecology wrote:GuyGadebois wrote: piped documents
Documents from Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine - INRA ... When we don't want to know ... we accuse the dog of having rabies.
Janic wrote:when you don't look in the right place, or at the right time you don't see anything, obviously It takes just a little patience and big money to update its pernicious effects and it is not BP that will pay them. like that:Yep .... it's been decades already !!!! And still nothing .....
https://www.letemps.ch/sciences/ddt-lin ... ant-mortel
GuyGadebois wrote:realistic ecology wrote:GuyGadebois wrote: piped documents
Documents from Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine - INRA ... When we don't want to know ... we accuse the dog of having rabies.
Pissed, indeed.
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