The More We Can Grow On Already

In Many Places In The Developed World, We Eat Or Waste Probably Twice As Many Food Calories As We Really Need. We're Wasteful Of Food. We Ship All Over The World. We're Now Realizing That Generating The Energy To Ship The Food Around The World Is Also Ruining Our Climate.

We Need To Continue To Decrease The Growth Rate Of The Global Population; The Planet Can't Support Many More People.

There's Almost No Food That Isn't Genetically Modified. Genetic Modification Is The Basis Of All Evolution. Things Change Because Our Planet Is Subjected To A Lot Of Radiation, Which Causes Dna Damage, Which Gets Repaired, But Results In Mutations, Which Create A Ready Mixture Of Plants That People Can Choose From To Improve Agriculture.

One Of The Really Remarkably Beneficial Aspects Of Genetic Engineering Is That Much Of The Previous Methodology For Controlling Pests And So Forth Is Through Chemicals That Affect A Very Broad Spectrum Of Insects, For Example, Or Fungicides That Control Fungi.

We Wouldn't Think Of Going To Our Doctor And Saying 'treat Me The Way Doctors Treated People In The 19th Century', And Yet That's What We're Demanding In Food Production.