GMOs showcase how poorly journalists cover science issues

Published July 1, 2016 4:10am ET



More than 100 Nobel Prize-winners have signed onto a campaign demanding activist groups and their seemingly willing accomplices in the press refrain from spreading misinformation about the science behind genetically modified foods.

“The media very often likes to present a supposedly balanced argument,” Sir Richard Roberts, who is spearheading the campaign along with fellow Nobel Prize-winner Philip Sharp, told the Washington Examiner’s media desk Thursday.

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