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Tag: Humanism

Shades of Green Talk Wrapup

by Karl Haro von Mogel11 January 201320 Comments

On Sunday, I gave a talk for the Ethical Humanist Society in Skokie, IL, on the outskirts of Chicago. Back in November, the Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago asked me if I would be willing to talk about the benefits…

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Commentary bioethics, Chicago, Developing country issues, Genetic Engineering, Genetics, GMO, Human health, Humanism, Organic, Plant Breeding, Politics, Speaking

Shades of Green in Chicago

by Karl Haro von Mogel5 January 20132 Comments

Happy New Year readers! While things have been a little slow around here in the past month given the holidays, now that 2013 has rolled around that is surely going to change. Contest prizes have been sent and received, and…

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Science Chicago, debunking, Genetic Engineering, GMO, Humanism, Speaking

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It's Teff! Native to the horn of Africa, teff is a It's Teff! Native to the horn of Africa, teff is a small grain less than a millimeter in size, but has a lot of protein & fiber. It's also a C4 plant! In #Ethiopian food, it is used to make injera, a spongy, flexible flatbread that you use to pick up your food and eat it! Eat with your hands, thanks to #teff! #grain #food
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