Comment on What a scientist didn't tell the New York Times about his study on bee deathsparentComments−TheAmazingIdiot15yI'm not surprised in the least. Bayer has a huge cropscience division, and bees are integral to them selling crops and seed.Seems more like an oversight than "nefarious pan-government cum dystopian corporate plot".−TheAmazingIdiot15yHmm.. I do have to amend my statement. Evidently, Bayer was caught with their pants down in Europe and Japan after their non-certified-edible GM rice was found in our food supply for export.http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_1605.cfmSo the jury could still be out: Is Bayer corrupting science to lead away from the idea of GM food is causing bee deaths? Ugly, to say the least.
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I'm not surprised in the least. Bayer has a huge cropscience division, and bees are integral to them selling crops and seed.
Seems more like an oversight than "nefarious pan-government cum dystopian corporate plot".
Hmm.. I do have to amend my statement. Evidently, Bayer was caught with their pants down in Europe and Japan after their non-certified-edible GM rice was found in our food supply for export.
http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_1605.cfm
So the jury could still be out: Is Bayer corrupting science to lead away from the idea of GM food is causing bee deaths? Ugly, to say the least.