[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > "The 1995 discovery of malformed frogs in a Minnesota > wetland is one of a few singular events in the history of > environmental awareness that has forever changed our > views regarding the plight of global biodiversity. > Malformed Frogs
> our focus should be on finding practical solutions, a key > component of which will be controlling chemical, nutrient, > and pesticide runoff into wetlands. Ironically, I've found undeformed frogs are abundant in Minnesota along the margins of it's vast monocultures of herbicide tolerant GMO corn and soybeans http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k75/4af/frogb.jpg Of course, most school kids who lives on farms in Minnesota knows this too. But do big city biology students and professors? Paul Cherubini El Dorado, Calif.
