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Maine newspapers support LD 718

Bangor Daily News: Give consumers a choice and label genetically modified foods

"LD 718, sponsored by Rep. Lance Harvell, R-Farmington, and co-sponsored by 123 Republicans, Democrats and independents, would require that foods containing genetically modified organisms be labeled as such. It should pass." Read the full editorial

 

Portland Press Herald: Legislature should pass GMO labeling bill

"Consumers have a right to know whether their food has genetically engineered ingredients. Free markets work best when consumers have what they need to make informed choices. That is the concept behind L.D. 718, the genetically modified organism labeling bill now before the Legislature. That is also the reason that lawmakers should pass this law this year." Read the full editorial


Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
Drought, fish, and our fruit-and-veg problem
Grist - 5/12/2009.
By Tom Philpott – In the United States, when people say “eat your veggies,” they are essentially urging you to take a bite out of California – or, more to the point, take a a big swig of its increasingly scarce water supply.
Seeds of truth
Common Dreams - 5/12/2009.
By Sheila Samples – It appears that MON 810 is also believed to be the "Frankenstein" of GM crops by at least five other European countries -- France, Austria, Hungary, Greece and Luxembourg – all of whom have banned its use.
Pesticide carbofuran banned for food crops
Organic Consumers - 5/12/2009.
By H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a final rule Monday to ban the use of the pesticide carbofuran on food crops because it poses an unacceptable health risk, especially to children.
Eating like our parents just left for the weekend
Organic Consumers - 5/12/2009.
By Will Allen – While waiting in the Gym for my physical therapist to come help me rehabilitate my knees after replacement surgery, I always become totally nosy and find myself snooping into other patients' and therapists lives. This is probably because I have spent so many years on a tractor or out in the field planting or picking with no one to talk to or listen to.
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