Brewster Kneen
Auteur de Invisible Giant: Cargill and Its Transnational Strategies
A propos de l'auteur
Brewster Kneen is Canada's foremost analyst and critic of agribusiness. He has written several books on different aspects of food and its production and also publishes a monthly newsletter, The Ram's Horn.
Œuvres de Brewster Kneen
Trading Up: How Cargill the Worlds Largest Grain Company Is Changing Canadian Agriculture (1990) 3 exemplaires
From Land To Mouth 1 exemplaire
The Right Hand and The Left: an introduction to a program of Christian Formation in the context of the specific… 1 exemplaire
Journey of an Unrepentant Socialist 1 exemplaire
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It fills in some of the science details about the chemistry of Bt toxins that I’ve been seeking (page 106), but still doesn’t follow the trail to the end. What other populations of animals are we exposing to these toxins? Kneen mentions earthworms, but doesn’t explain. What happens to the remainders of the Bt infused plants, the parts that should be composted? A lot of the product is used for various animal feeds. Has anyone looked in their guts to see whether there is harm?
He exposes Monsanto’s decision to dispose of logic and switch to symbols that convey their commitment to ‘saving the world’ but institutionalizing slavery and death for profit.… (plus d'informations)