Perhaps the most convincing argument for the use of GMOs in agriculture is the claim that they can produce greater yields, ostensibly relieving hunger in areas that struggle from a lack of food. This is a noble goal and one that proponents of GMOs often cite when arguing that genetically modified crops are a positive scientific development. Here the problem, that GMOs are not able to do this, is described further.
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