What was the estimation? The Earth could easiily sustain 12 or 15 billion people, without GM crops. We'd only have to disribute the food equally. But who wants to do that? There's no money to be made from it.
Now if we had improved GM plants, we could use less fertilizer (good for the climate), but still, even if we could feed 100 billion people - would we?
On Monday, January 12, 2015 at 2:13:36 PM UTC+1, christophe malvasio wrote:
-- Now if we had improved GM plants, we could use less fertilizer (good for the climate), but still, even if we could feed 100 billion people - would we?
On Monday, January 12, 2015 at 2:13:36 PM UTC+1, christophe malvasio wrote:
hi all
many peoples on our planet don't have enough food
many projects to give peoples free food had been rejected by those peoples
for example algae rejected cause the growing process was done with recycle ...
so is there a way that a common project for every one here can born to give free food for poor peoples ?
thanks
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