The 1970s Law Holding Back Modern Biotechnology
by Niko McCarty
If a microbe can eat plastic, why is it regulated like a toxic chemical?
0:00 / 19:55 · Narrator Algieba
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When a notorious television show turns public shaming into a spectator sport, does it feed an old American appetite for vigilante justice, or just expose producers willing to destroy lives for cheap ratings?
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by Niko McCarty
If a microbe can eat plastic, why is it regulated like a toxic chemical?
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If doctors know how to ease the daily toll of cancer, why is relief still a luxury?
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What happens when a country is paid to become someone else's border?
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