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Genetic engineering Sylvia Engdahl, book editor. - Detroit : Greenhaven Press, c2006. - 184 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - Contemporary issues companion .

ch. 1. Genetic engineering in agriculture and industry -- 1. The benefits of genetically modified food outweigh the risks / Radley Balko -- 2. Genetically modified crops are harmful / Jeffrey M. Smith -- 3. The impact of genetically modified trees on forests in unpredictable / Karen Charman -- 4. Genetically modified organisms can produce useful chemicals / Economist -- 5. Genetically engineered organisms can help to clean up pollution / John C. Avise -- 6. Genetic modification of insects involves benefits and risks / Aaron Zitner --

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