Superweeds
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Contrary to the claims of the biotech lobby, Canadian researchers have found strong evidence that genetically modified (GM) crops can spread long distances from where they have been planted and spawn "superweeds."
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Sunday Times (UK), August 12, 2001 - 1410 reads
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