Articles by Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent
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GM Soy: The Invisible Ingredient ‘Poisoning’ Children
Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent – The Telegraph,
9 May 2011
The home of Petrona Villasboa is surrounded by genetically modified (GM) soy fields. The golden crop looks like a bumper harvest but for her it is a symbol of death. “Soy destroys people’s lives,” she says. “It is a poison. It is no way to live. Soy is deadly to us”. Sitting outside her painted green shack in rural Paraguay, the mother of eight describes the day in January 2003 when her 11-year-old son Silvino Talavera came home from cycling to the shops.
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Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent – Telegraph,
8 Nov 2010
The most expensive milk in Britain, produced by cows living at a Hare Krishna farm set up by Beatle George Harrison, is to go on sale for the first time.
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Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent – The Telegraph,
5 Jul 2010
A salmon that grows at twice the normal rate is set to be the first genetically modified (GM) animal available for human consumption.
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