One possibility is that transgenic crops would spread from fields into forest or other wild lands and there become environmental nuisances, or worse. A further risk is that transgenic plants might cross-pollinate with neighboring wild plants, producing "superweeds" or other invasive or destructive varieties in the wild....
THE TURKISH CASE: BRIEF OVERVIEW OF TURKISH AGRICULTURE Before starting an investigation about the structural adjustment in agriculture, a brief analysis of Turkish agriculture is necessary. ... This mainly happens in three main ways, first one is to move another farm as a seasonal or waged worker; in fact, starting into a waged worker or seasonal laborer life is very common among the relatively poor members, for example, the poorest members of May 24th co-operative of rural Ecuador cost region, work in the nearest plantation during the cultivation period. (Lynee: 1993:p.438) Second one...
With the loss of these plants we see an increased amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, as we do not have the trees needed to turn this carbon dioxide into oxygen. ... Before we begin to look further into these consequences, we should first address the reasons that lead to this deforestation. ... "Perhaps as much as 40% of medicines worldwide contain chemicals derived from wild plants and animals."" ...
