Introduction
	"With the global population expected to rise to 9 billion within 50 years, feeding the world has never seemed such a daunting task. But GM technology is giving hope to developing countries, where many people think biotechnology can offer improved nutrition, health and prosperity." - BBC Science & Nature - GM Food

The Benefits of Genetically Modified Food "Scientists have found no evidence that GM food affects human health." - BBC Science & Nature - GM Food

WHO Says GM Food May Benefit Health And Environment Countries could gain the health and nutritional improvements of GM foods "for the benefit of their people". - James Njoroge, June 24, 2005 [allAfrica.com] Many farmers embracing 'Frankenfoods' - Lance Gay, June 23, 2005 [Scripps Howard News Service] Genetically engineered crops: The first 10 years - Robert Wager, June 16, 2005 [Globe and Mail] Report: Farmers Are Sick Less From GM Crop - Randolph E. Schmid, April 28, 2005 [Associated Press] Biotech Tubers Pave Way for Plant-Based Vaccines - Michael Fumento, March 3, 2005 [Tech Central Station] Study finds benefits in GM crops GM crops are no more harmful to the environment than conventional plant varieties, a major UK study has found. - Richard Black, November 29, 2004 [BBC] Dr. Strangelunch Or: Why we should learn to stop worrying and love genetically modified food. - Ronald Bailey, January 2001 [REASON] Africa Cries Out for Genetically-Modified Foods - October 20, 2000 [NCPA] Kill The Frankenstein Myth: Genetically Modified Food, Science and Technology Are Good - Robert W. Tracinski, May 5, 2000 [The Ayn Rand Institute] In Praise of (Genetic) Engineering - Tibor R. Machan, October 7, 1999 [Mises] In Defense of "Frankenfood" - Brian Doherty, June 1999 [Mises] Technology and Happiness - Allan Levite, August 1998 [FEE]

Thoughtless statists seek to destroy "Regulatory clearance to grow a single GM crop can cost companies between $5 (£3.4 million) and $30 million (£20.5 million)..." - BBC Science & Nature - GM Food

Spurning biotech Even if scientists could prove the complete safety of genetically modified crops, many farmers and activists would remain opposed to the technology... - Harold Brubaker, June 17, 2005 [The Philadelphia Inquirer] Greenpeace perpetuates poverty and malnutrition - Paul Driessen, May 29, 2005 [Canada Free Press] CA Anti-Biotech Activist Sowing False Fears - January 14, 2005 [The Center for Consumer Freedom] Luddites At The Polls - October 21, 2004 [The Center for Consumer Freedom] Supporting Third-World Poverty - Nizam Ahmad, July 29, 2004 [FEE] Is Europe Returning to the Dark Ages? - Patrick J. Michaels, February 15, 2003 [CATO] Facing starvation, yet refusing gifts of improved food - Joseph Perkins, June 14, 2002 [San Diego Union-Tribune] Taco Terrorism - Steven Milloy, September 28, 2000 [CATO] Crop Busters Self-righteous vandals lead a desperate, ill-informed campaign against genetically modified foods. - Michael Fumento, January 2000 [REASON] GM food: A political hot potato - April 6, 1999 [BBC]