Published: Dec. 7, 2021, 1:45 p.m.
Award-winning professor and writer Bart Elmore chats with Trey Elling about SEED MONEY: MONSANTO'S PAST AND OUR FOOD FUTURE. Questions include:
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\n - What does Coca Cola have to do with Monsanto's earliest days?
\n - When did Monsanto get into agricultural chemicals and pesticides?
\n - Was Monsanto actively covering up the potential harms of the chemicals the produced 50+ years ago?
\n - What is the Technology Use Agreement (TUA) Monsanto requires farmers to sign who use their genetically engineered seeds?
\n - How big a problem was the radioactive phosphate slag that the EPA discovered at Monsanto's Soda Springs, ID facility in the 1970s?
\n - How did Monsanto react to farmers reporting of Roundup-resistant weeds in the early 2000s?
\n - How influential is Monsanto within local, state, and federal governments?
\n - Why did Bayer buy Monsanto in 2018, considering all of the legal problems piling up for the latter?
\n - Have GE crops improved food production, like MOnsanto has promised since the 1990s?
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