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Fixing the Communications Failture
Why We Are Poles Apart on Climate Change
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Dan Kahan Posted on Sunday, July 1, 2012 at 11:27AM 
Compliments of a colleague, who snapped this photo in New Haven food market.
Keith Kloor has been writing perceptively on the anti-GMO campaign recently (here & here, e.g.), as has David Tribe amidst his regular enlightening posts on all matters GMO & GMO-related.
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