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Tag Archives: Alex Avery
Tyrone Hayes—A Frog in His Throat
Dr. Tyrone Hayes of UC Berkeley—in his personal quest to demonize the herbicide atrazine just as a previous generation successfully demonized Alar—gave an encore performance before the EPA’s fourth Scientific Advisory Panel on this subject on Wednesday. Continue reading
PRINCE CHARLES PROMOTES WORLD HUNGER, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY AND ALEX AVERY
CHURCHVILLE, VA—Prince Charles of England has come out again against the genetically modified foods that are a key hope for producing the extra food needed by our richer, more populous world in the decades just ahead. He must know that, … Continue reading
Avian Flu is Coming: Hide the Chickens Indoors
By: Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery CHURCHVILLE, VA—It’s time to quit playing the “organic and free-range†poultry game. Organic and free range birds carry higher bacterial risks—and now we know they could spread a deadly human flu pandemic. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Avery, Avian Flu, bird flu, dennis avery, free range, H5N1, organic
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Biotech Deaths May Already Total Millions
By: Dennis T. Avery and Alex A. Avery  CHURCHVILLE, VA—The global conflict over high-yield farming became even uglier last week when armed activists “for the landless†invaded a Brazilian biotech research farm. One activist and a security guard were … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Avery, Brazilian biotech research, dennis avery, golden rice
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Rachel Carson Syndrome: Jumping to Pesticide Conclusions in the Global Frog Crisis
Download PDF A devastating and detailed review of four highly publicized case studies showing the deep anti-pesticide bias of ecologists. The report asks why ecologists continually chase chemical phantoms despite the scientific evidence and when ecology will become a science … Continue reading
Posted in CGFI Reports, Materials and Publications
Tagged Alex Avery, anti-pesticide bias, hudson institute
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Meeting The Needs Of A Hungrey World—What Role Does Biotechnology Play?
Alex Avery The short and the sweet of it is that the world is in the midst of the largest increase in global food demand in human history. At least a doubling of food demand will unfold in the next … Continue reading
Posted in Materials and Publications, Speeches
Tagged Alex Avery, biotechnology, CGFI, hungrey world
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Who Will Produce the World’s Food (and Pork) in the Next Decade?
Presented at the Hyologisk 25th Anniversary Conference Braedstrup, Denmark Alex Avery February 4, 2004 A dozen years ago, I retired from the U.S. State Department-and began a mission to convince First World farmers they had more to gain from free … Continue reading
Wages of Fear: The Costs to Society of Attacks on the Products of Human Ingenuity
Download PDF Page 12 of this Lexington Institute publication features “Bogus Health Scares & the Costs to Society: GM Foods,” by Alex Avery. It is especially relevant in the context of today’s growing famine situation in southern Africa.
The Deadly Chemicals in Organic Food
Originally Published in the New York Post, June 2001 June 2, 2001 — IF you buy organic food because you think it’s free of the cancer-causing pesticides used on other farms, think again. “Organic” farmers routinely spray their crops with … Continue reading
Posted in CGFI Reports, Materials and Publications
Tagged Alex Avery, new york post, organic
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The World Really Needs High-Yield Ag: It Just Doesn’t Know it Yet!
Alex A. Avery The Rev. Thomas Malthus’ famous question about whether humanity can continue to feed all the people was posed exactly 200 years ago. It has taken us nearly all of that 200 years to be sure of an … Continue reading
Posted in Speeches
Tagged agriculture, Alex Avery, biotechnology, Computers, Green Revolution, Malthus
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