Conference day: biofuels of tomorrow

[Ahmed]

As a matter of principle, I would be inclined to be wary of (almost) miracles. From experience, my mistrust is transformed into a frank defiance when these miracles concern the vegetable or agricultural field.
There is a recent MG planting project on a large area in the south of the Côte d'Or, with associated plant, of course.
My thinking is as follows: as soon as we apply an industrial logic to the field of life, the troubles are not far. Today, this plant apparently has no enemies or parasites.
Once vast monospecific stretches are implanted, be sure that in the end a pest will eventually (by mutation) find it to its liking and prosper in proportion. We will then fall back into repeated chemical treatments (not to mention the costs to be reevaluated).