Much of the debate concerning genetically modified organisms (GMOs), their
widespread use in animal and human food, and their impact upon the
environment could be raised to an entirely new and more productive level
if the undisputed facts we have gathered together in our "Nontarget
Effects" project were more widely known.
The remarkable range of nontarget effects in genetic experiments throws a
great deal of light upon the engineering practices and, more importantly,
upon the character of the organisms we experiment upon. These two articles
offer a summary and overview of nontarget effects, helping you to bring
some sense and order to all the claims and counterclaims about genetic
engineering.
