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TOYOTA Model for GMO products

Posted by Gene

Jan. 21, 2010: Toyota recalls 2.3 million Toyota vehicles in a U.S. since a accelerator pedal can stick, causing unintended acceleration. It is not associated to a building pad recall, nonetheless about 1.7 million of a vehicles have been additionally concerned in both recalls. Models concerned have been a 2009-2010 RAV4, 2009-2010 Corolla, 2009-2010 Matrix, 2005-2010 Avalon, sure 2007-2010 Camrys, 2010 Highlander, 2007-2010 Tundra, 2008-2010 Sequoia.

Jan. 26: Toyota at a moment suspends U.S. sales of a 8 models whose accelerator pedals can stick.

Monsanto's GM corn MON863 shows kidney, liver toxicity in animal studies. Researchers fed rats either unmodified corn or diets containing 11 or 30 percent MON863 for 90 days. The rats who ate modified corn were found to exhibit signs of liver and kidney toxicity, as well as signs of hormonal changes.

Monsanto's Bt Cotton Kills the Soil as Well as Farmers. The soil, its fertility, and the organisms which maintain the fertility of soil are a vital aspect of the environment, especially in the context of food and agricultural production. In 3 years, Bt-cotton has reduced the population of Actinomycetes by 17%. Actinomycetes are vital for breaking down cellulose and creating humus. Bacteria were reduced by 14%. The total microbial biomass was reduced by 8.9%. Vital soil beneficial enzymes which make nutrients available to plants have also been drastically reduced. Acid Phosphatase which contributes to uptake of phosphates was reduced by 26.6%. Nitrogenase enzymes which help fix nitrogen were reduced by 22.6%.

At this rate, in a decade of planting with GM cotton, or any GM crop with Bt genes in it, could lead to total destruction of soil organisms, leaving dead soil unable to produce food.

I highly appreciate the Japanese attitude of recollecting the problematic cars and highly suggest the same for the GMO products as exemplified by the Monsanto corn and Monsanto cotton.

The damage done by a problematic car reversible. You can withdraw the car from the market. However, a GMO failure is irreversible. Even if you plant it only for one season the pollens will transmit the problem to the next generation.

Even Japanese traditions are not enough to revert the damage done by GMOs.

http://www.wi-ficars.com/toyot...
http://www.naturalnews.com/021...
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/BtCott...