Debate over feeding the world and biotech solutions
The article frames a debate on feeding 9 billion by 2050, contrasting biotech approaches led by Monsanto with critics who favor conventional farming. It cites views from Washington University professor Glenn Stone, UCS critic Doug Gurian-Sherman, and policymakers linked to the World Economic Forum and Feed the Future program.
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ST. Louis
Monsanto
Creve Coeur
Natalie Dinicola
Sustainable Agriculture Partnership
Developing World
Glenn Stone
Washington University
Doug Gurian-Sherman
Union of Concerned Scientists
Roger Thurow
Chicago Council On Global Affairs
Africa
Davos
Switzerland
World Economic Forum
Jim Borel
Dupont
Barack Obama
Rob Bertram
U.S. Agency For International Development
Third generation carries unspoken burdens and quiet anxieties
Sabine Bode notes that despite prosperity and stability the third generation faces secret strains. They grew up with emotional distance in families and understated worries shaping their experience.
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Sabine Bode
Grandchildren of Nazis seek healing through family history
In Germany the third generation faces the Nazi past as more descendants search archives and attend seminars to uncover their relatives crimes. Rainer Hoess, grandson of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoess, shares trauma from family secrets and his journey toward understanding and therapy.
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Auschwitz
Rudolf Hoess
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Munich
Ohio
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Germany
Sabine Bode
Hans- Rudolf
Rainer
Black Forest
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Freiburg
Wilhelm Boger
Roger
Tanja Hetzer
Cate
Bettina Goering
Hermann Goering
Luftwaffe
Alexandra Senfft
Hanns Elard Ludin
Hitler
Slovakia
Ludin
Senfft
Yad Vashem
Institute of Contemporary History
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