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On this edition of The Celsias Show:
– Recently, the residents of Montville, a small community located in Maine, became the first town outside of California to ban the cultivation of genetically engineered crops. To do so, they had to take on the deep pockets and misguided motivations of corporations such as Monsanto, the Halliburton of the farming industry. Leslie Berliant speaks with some of the courageous farmers and town residents of Montville who helped to make this ban a reality, and they are joined in the discussion by Jeffrey Smith, founder of the Institute for Responsible Technology and author of Seeds of Deception, which is a book that the residents of Montville claimed as a major source of the inspiration and information that led to the actions they took.
– And of course, we hear from news personality Morton Welles, aka Ande Parks, who brings us his own views about Monsanto, along with some breaking news.
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After listening to the show, check out our GMO category for more information on this critical issue. Also, Jeffrey Smith’s latest book — Genetic Roulette — is a must read:
Smith has to be the best science communicator alive today, and this book stands as the final word on GM health risks. It’s the definitive answer to those who don’t know, those who don’t want to know, and those who know but don’t want anyone else to know. – Claire Robinson, GM Watch
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