Science Triumphs in Oregon and Colorado: GMO Labeling Measures Fail

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By Christie Wilcox
Nov 6, 2014 11:27 AMNov 20, 2019 2:11 AM

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The midterm elections are over, and a number of significant changes lie ahead. Marijuana has taken several key steps towards legalization, more women than ever are in congress, and the Republican party has taken control of the senate—surely, it will be an interesting couple of years. But one thing hasn't changed: GMO foods will not carry special labels, as the ballot measures in Colorado and Oregon followed suit with the failed propositions from California in 2012 and Washington in 2013.

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