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Is gene-edited food the answer to rising grocery costs and climate fears?
With global food prices up 25% since 2020 and climate change threatening crop yields, gene-edited foods promise cheaper, more resilient staples—but face consumer skepticism over safety and ethics. Cast your vote on whether this biotech solution is a necessary evolution or a risk too far.
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