 Public talks, writing and interviews |
• The Most Deceptive Graph Ever?
• Good Luck with the Corn, RFK You A-hole
• Bonus Eventus and Childless Cat Ladies
• CRISPR and the Monsanto Problem
• GM Foods: A Moment of Honesty
- BlueSky feed
- 2025 Malthus Got It Backwards: Modern Agriculture and the Ungreen Revolution" talk at Virginia Tech Univ., March 4
- 2024 Golden Rice: Why has it been banned and what happens now? The Guardian podcast interview, 6 June.
- 2024 Food, Power and Eugenics in the Blue Ridge. Washington & Lee Univ., Just Food series.
- 2023 The Green Revolution is a warning, not a blueprint for feeding a hungry planet. The Conversation, 4 October.
- 2022 Rethinking the Green Revolution. The Received Wisdom podcast interview, 2 Nov.
- 2022 On the agricultural dilemma. Between the Lines podcast interview.
- 2020 The Philippines has rated ‘Golden Rice’ safe, but farmers might not plant it. The Conversation, 7 February (with D. Glover).
- 2019 Historians rethink the Green Revolution. Geography Directions, 26 Feb.
- 2018 The Dubious Virtue of Apostasy (review of Mark Lynas's Seeds of Science). The Common Reader, Dec 13.
- 2018 The future of food. Medium magazine, interview
- 2017 Forget GMOs. The next big battle is over genetically ‘edited’ foods. Washington Postinterview, 13 June.
- 2017 Pioneers of GMO Research” interview, NC State.
- 2016 Morley Science Medal speech, Western Reserve Academy
- 2015 On Golden Rice. Secret Ingredient podcast interview with Tom Philpott & Raj Patel, 16 Feb.
- 2015 The FoxNewsization of GMOs. EnviroSociety blog.
- 2014 Japanese Agriculture Show Village. Culture and Agriculture blog. AAA website.
- 2012 Al Jazeera TV interview on biopiracy, Jan.
- 2011 Down To Earth magazine interview, Dec.
- 2010 Science Friday with Ira Flatow, interview on genetically modified crops, March.
An entertaining academic/trade book:
- 2022 The Agricultural Dilemma (How Not to Feed the World). Routledge, Oxford.
My Agri-Food Workshop speaker series
- 2016-2022 Posters
Amherst History
- Oral History: Roy Massie and Hurricane Camille
- The George Place