Further Reading
If you can handle a condescending author and want to know more about how to avoid getting scammed by bad science, check out Ben Goldacre's book, Bad Science.
If you have specific questions about GMOs, a website like gmoanswers.com can be extremely helpful. They reach out to scientists and doctors and feature a very handy FAQ section. They encourage you to ask your own questions, and even have an answer to Aunt Jenny's important question about the link between GMOs and cancer.
Hank Green's "Why are GMOs Bad?" Video
This video does a quick and effective job explaining everything you ever wanted to know about GMOs.
If you're in the mood to hear the opposition to GM foods, the Non-GMO project is the most prolific anti-GMO campaign there is.
The Golden Rice Project
Want to know more about the golden rice situation? Visit their website here.
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This article in Scientific American explores why people oppose GMOs even though scientific evidence suggests that they are safe.