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The way I see it, being labeled organic really shouldn’t stand in the way of choosing environmentally friendlier methods. Looking at the evidence I can find, sadly at this time this seems to be the case. Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, environment, nutrition, science
Tagged animal welfare, GMO, organic, pesticides, USDA
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