Genetic Engineering in Agriculture: Who Stands to Benefit?

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Christian J. Peters
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[1] Cornell University,Department of Soil, Crop and Atmospheric Sciences
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Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics | 2000年 / 13卷
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Agri-biotech companies; agriculture; biotechnology; existing technologies; farmers; farm crisis; genetic engineering; hunger; poverty; productivity;
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The use of genetic engineering inagriculture has been the source of much debate. Todate, arguments have focused most strongly on thepotential human health risks, the flow of geneticmaterial to related species, and ecologicalconsequences. Little attention appears to have beengiven to a more fundamental concern, namely, who willbe the beneficiaries of this technology?
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页码:313 / 327
页数:14
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