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Bioneers Series 1-08: Genetic Engineering or Genetic Roulette?
Written by Kenny Ausubel, Andrew Kimbrell and Luke Anderson
Narrated by Michael Toms
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What lies behind the fascination to tinker with the building blocks of life? Kenny Ausubel and Andrew Kimbrell shed light on the disturbing genetic engineering debate, and activist Luke Anderson reports from the successful campaign that has derailed the spread of "biological pollution" in Great Britain and Europe.
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