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Blog RollArchivesKarl Haro von Mogel – a Ph.D. student in Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics at UW-Madison and avid blogger on Biofortified – has submitted an excellent entry in the Ashoka Changemakers “GMO Risk or Rescue? Helping Consumers Decide” competition.
Please click here to read his entry and submit your vote… the deadline is 4 p.m. Eastern on Sept 16th!
Thanks for the plug! Apparently, the deadline for entries has just been extended until the 21th of October, and voting will continue to the 28th.
Thanks for letting us know about the OCTOBER 21 deadline extension, Karl. Good luck!
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