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It is opposed by some organizations and individuals because they are not convinced that the safety of the crops to the environment or human health has been proven, the regulatory process in the U.S. appears to have been influenced by those who develop and profit from the technology, etc.

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Most people and organizations that oppose cultivation and breeding of GMOs do so because they believe valid evidence points to harmful effects of GMOs on health and/or the environment.

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