I feel personally targeted here

H.t. Wind Chapman

Cicada, cicada. Unmute

#GiveGenesAChance , it’s good for the environment.

← On the left GE Bt cotton.
→ Non-Bt cotton on the right.

The technology has been responsible for reducing pesticide use by 97 per cent in the past 30 years.

Why are some groups still advocating for the field on the right?

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GM crops promote biodiversity through reduced pesticide use. Time to lift the bans in Europe. #GMO

And there is this comment by ulysses89 “I've experienced this and it's cool until your luggage doesn't come out because the carasel is full of other people's shit”

Singapore’s Changi airport - where the baggage is polite, has manners

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Picasso moth, Baorisa hieroglyphica. Found in India

Unpopular Truth Jordan Syatt

BREAKING: In a stunning announcement, Vice President Harris announces that medical debt can no longer be used to help determine your credit score. This is a big deal. Retweet so all Americans hear this incredible news.

Unpopular Truth Jordan Syatt

This may be the most important equation in business, politics and life.

Today is #InternationalPotatoDay ! Here, potato biodiversitree

It took about 1,400 litres to grow the fibre for a T-shirt in the mid '90s and today it takes 700L.

'We knew how the very dark days of cotton growing looked like, with up to 20 insecticide sprays per season,' Mr Roellgen said. Last year, for the first time, he did not apply any insecticides on his cotton.

With the advent of Bt cotton in Australia, pesticide use is down by 97%, and farmers are seeing spiders & frogs in great numbers now on the farm

abc.net.au/news/rural/202…

“I” versus “the author”: “It’s time for scientists to embrace first-person pronouns and move beyond outdated notions that those powerful, short, gender-neutral, easy-to-read words are somehow inappropriate in science writing.” pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

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