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To GE or not to GE?

01 Mar 24/in Features, Free Online, Health and Food, Magazine Articles
We are at a critical point in decision-making about releasing genetically engineered organisms into New Zealand’s environment. Philippa Jamieson outlines some of the potential risks and benefits of our options.
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