So why would Monsanto take an interest in forcing genetically engineered crops on the people of Africa? Are they trying to make food grow where it normally doesn't? I may be making a huge assumption, but wouldn't the task of getting food to grow in a place where it's scarce be a humanitarian effort? Please clarify... I know Monsanto is a multibillion dollar corporation whose motives are profit (the same as all businesses), but just what is the drawback of using science to help crops grow in Africa?
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So why would Monsanto take an interest in forcing genetically engineered crops on the people of Africa? Are they trying to make food grow where it normally doesn't? I may be making a huge assumption, but wouldn't the task of getting food to grow in a place where it's scarce be a humanitarian effort? Please clarify... I know Monsanto is a multibillion dollar corporation whose motives are profit (the same as all businesses), but just what is the drawback of using science to help crops grow in Africa?