Opponents to genetically modified foods encourage scientist and policy makers to apply the precautionary principle to the approval of new products. What does this principle require? A: Research shows that the benefits outweigh the risks associated with the product. B: Tests on rodents have shown that the products are not a carcinogen. C: Research has demonstrated proof of no harm before products are approved. D: The facilities that manufacture the product have been inspected and are certified.
Opponents to genetically modified foods encourage scientist and policy makers to apply the precautionary principle to the approval of new products. What does this principle require? A: Research shows that the benefits outweigh the risks associated with the product. B: Tests on rodents have shown that the products are not a carcinogen. C: Research has demonstrated proof of no harm before products are approved. D: The facilities that manufacture the product have been inspected and are certified.
23. Opponents to genetically modified foods encourage scientist and policy makers to apply the precautionary principle to the approval of new products. What does this principle require? A: Research shows that the benefits outweigh the risks associated with the product. B: Tests on rodents have shown that the products are not a carcinogen. C: Research has demonstrated proof of no harm before products are approved. D: The facilities that manufacture the product have been inspected and are certified.
23. Opponents to genetically modified foods encourage scientist and policy makers to apply the precautionary principle to the approval of new products. What does this principle require? A: Research shows that the benefits outweigh the risks associated with the product. B: Tests on rodents have shown that the products are not a carcinogen. C: Research has demonstrated proof of no harm before products are approved. D: The facilities that manufacture the product have been inspected and are certified.