The college inaugurated their Eco Club on Tuesday and GM was the highlight and the first event that they are going to work on is GE food.
There were more than 250 students present & many students wanted to join this Eco club after the presentation on GE. There are 60 members in the club now.
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- Inaugration of the MEC eco club
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- Inaugration of the MEC eco club
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- Students of MEC at the inaugration
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- Greenpeace activist Jason speaks to the gathering
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- Interested students learn more about GE
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I’m all for banning the propagation of GE food to an unquestioning and barely educated market, but where does Nestle say they use it?????
Someone picked this campaign and channeled a lot of money, time, web space and riled supporters into it and now GP has to find the most ridiculous and twisted ways to keep the campaign afloat.
A word to GP: Honesty would help, come clean… Do not slander a company for something they don’t do. Reword your poll statement. Apologize to the company and clear their name.
Reaffirm the stance of the poll-ers, hopefully that would be ‘Indians never would want GE food’.
And then bow out!
Maybe you’d salvage some of your credibility and those of the poor ‘educated’ celebrities you’ve roped in, who by the looks of your site are made to seem like they support the ban Nestle campaign!