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Scientists defend use of microbes in genetic engineering
A panel of scientists urged cautious, regulated use of engineered microbes to boost crops, clean toxic waste, and control pests. Critics warn of potential environmental catastrophe, citing past failures and urging tighter safeguards. The debate centers on risk assessment and government review of field releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
American Society For Microbiology
Rita Colwell
Colwell
Society
Jeremy Rifkin
Foundation
Washington, D.C
Rifkin
Carol Litchfield
E.I. du Pont de Nemours
Delaware
U.S. Court of Appeals
University of California
National Institutes of Health
NIH