Time to reignite Genetic Modification debate in New Zealand

Time to reignite genetic engineeering debate in New Zealand

Monday, August 6th, 2018

It is time for New Zealand to restart the debate on genetic engineering says the Prime Minister’s former science adviser Sir Peter Gluckman.

But the Government says there are no plans to change New Zealand’s cautious approach to genetic engineering, and any changes are many years away. Continue reading

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Tags: Genetically modified food, Science

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