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Your right to know : genetic engineering and the secret changes in your food
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Your right to know : genetic engineering and the secret changes in your food

Author: Andrew Kimbrell
Publisher: San Rafael, Calif. : Earth Aware, ©2007.
Series: An illustrated shopper's guide
Edition/Format: Book : CD for computer : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Andrew Kimbrell
ISBN: 1932771190 9781932771190 1932771522 9781932771527
OCLC Number: 74353733
Notes: Accompanied by "Pocket shoppers' guide to genetically engineered foods" (21 p.) in pocket.
Description: 151 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), col. map ; 26 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
Contents: 1. The real human health risks -- A pediatrician speaks out : Dr. Martha Herbert -- Got hormones? -- Of fish tomatoes and human pigs -- Allergic reactions -- Antibiotic resistance -- Toxic genes -- Weakening immune response -- Loss of nutrition -- Who's who in agricultural biotechnology -- 2. Ending nature as we know it -- A scientist speaks out : Dr. Ignacio Chapela -- The Trojan gene effect -- Biological pollution -- Herbicide heaven -- The dawn of the "super weeds" -- Every field a pesticide factory -- Breeding super pests -- 3. Sowing seeds of destruction -- A farmer speaks out : Mark Loiselle, Canadian organic farmer -- Where have all the farmers gone? -- Losing markets, losing farms -- Genetic engineering and the persecution of farmers -- Just saying no -- 4. A quick guide to genetically engineered foods in your supermarket -- A quick guide to your supermarket -- Fruits and vegetables -- Meats and fish -- In the dairy case -- Baby foods -- Grains and beans -- Condiments and oils -- Soups and sauces -- Canned and frozen foods -- Baked goods and breakfast foods -- Snack foods -- Beverages -- Checking out -- 5. Choosing the future of food -- An activist speaks out : Els Cooperider -- 10 ways to get involved! -- Spread the word -- B.Y.O.B., begin in your own backyard -- Use your personal buying power -- Think globally, buy locally : farm-fresh foods -- May I speak to the manager? : talking to people with purchasing power -- Shop with shared values : changing the buying power in your community -- Get organized : join or start a local group -- Don't like the news? : go out and make your own : using your local media -- Food and politics : empowering democracy -- Stay informed, stay involved : join the center for food safety's true food network -- Appendices -- 1. More shopper's resources -- Shopper's list of GE-free brands -- Top U.S. food companies and their policies on GE ingredients -- Guide to processed-food additives -- 2. Community organizing guide -- Community organizing resources -- 3. For further research -- Organizations and Web resources -- Further reading.
Series Title: An illustrated shopper's guide
Other Titles: Shopping in the dark?
Responsibility: Andrew Kimbrell ; foreword by Nell Newman.
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