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Dennis T. Avery
In the following viewpoint Dennis T. Avery argues that genetically engineered crops have increased yields and improved the lives of farmers in developed nations and will do so for farmers in developing nations as well. According to Avery, many of the world’s scientists agree that these higher- yield genetically engineered crops are necessary to feed the world’s hungry. Despite evidence of their safety, some continue to oppose genetically engineered crops, claims Avery, but the success of these crops will ultimately overcome unproven fears. Avery is director of the Hudson Institute’s Center for Global Food Issues.
As you read, consider the following questions:
1. In Avery’s view, what are some of the breakthroughs emerging from biotech labs?
2. According to Avery, what happened when...
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