Bird populations in arable landscapes could be damaged by certain types of genetically-modified crops, according to Professor Ken Norris, Director, Centre for Agri-Environmental Research, University of Reading , who is giving a seminar on the topic at The Macaulay Institute this Wednesday, 2 March. [continue reading ... ]
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