Worse, if GE salmon were to escape into wild habitats, they could mate with wild fish, passing their artificially engineered DNA into the wider gene pool.
Jay Rockefeller: “Worse, if GE salmon were to escape into wild habitats, they could mate with wild fish, passing their artificially…”
On the recordDecember 14, 2011
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Rockefeller warns about the risks of genetically engineered salmon escaping into the wild.
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