Seems like if it can help grow more food faster and cheaper, it should probably be used more, especially in places where people are actually going hungry.
by adityakumarEditorial
Seems like if it can help grow more food faster and cheaper, it should probably be used more, especially in places where people are actually going hungry.
I grew up on food grown the traditional way my family always has, and something about tampering with the basic genetics of what feeds us feels like crossing a line I'm not fully comfortable with, even if I can't point to specific proof of harm.
Should India connect its rivers with canals, to move water from flood-prone areas to drought areas?
Should India prioritize economic growth over protecting traditional culture and values?