Video: Explore More
Produced by Iowa Public Television, EXPLORE MORE encourages students to unravel issues and make informed decisions about topics taken straight out of today's headlines. Through each program, students examine background concepts, investigate complex issues, survey stakeholders, and construct their own opinions on these timely topics. Award-winning companion Web sites provide added depth, student activities, and teacher resources.
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Regulatory System (Steve Druker, Lawyer) (#101)
Steve Druker is a lawyer who sued the FDA (Food & Drug Administration). Check out his case against genetically engineered foods. 00:55
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Not Traditional Breeding (Steve Druker, Lawyer) (#101)
Steve Druker is a lawyer who sued the FDA (Food & Drug Administration). Check out his case against genetically engineered foods. 01:10
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Ethical Issues (Norma Hirsch, M.D.) (#101)
Dr. Norma Hirsch works with issues covering the lifespan. Hear how she thinks GE will change our lives. 00:44
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Cloning Around (Norma Hirsch, M.D.) (#101)
Dr. Norma Hirsch works with issues covering the lifespan. Hear how she thinks GE will change our lives. 01:04
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In the Future (Norma Hirsch, M.D.) (#101)
Dr. Norma Hirsch works with issues covering the lifespan. Hear how she thinks GE will change our lives. 01:04
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Feed the World (Jerry Harrington, Pioneer Hi-Bred) (#101)
Jerry Harrington works with Pioneer to provide choices to their customers, find out why GE is one of them. 00:36
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Family Farm/Why Biotech? (Jerry Harrington, Pioneer Hi-Bred) (#101)
Jerry Harrington works with Pioneer to provide choices to their customers, find out why GE is one of them. 00:57
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Cleaning up with GE (Georg Anderl, Plant Manager) (#101)
Georg Anderl works with Genencor. His company engineers enzymes to help detergents really clean up! 00:40
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Bio-Prospecting (Georg Anderl, Plant Manager) (#101)
Georg Anderl works with Genencor. His company engineers enzymes to help detergents really clean up! 01:32
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Feed the World (Fred Kirschenmann, Organic Farmer) (#101)
Fred Kirschenmann is an organic farmer who chooses not to plant genetically engineered seed. He shares his concerns about the use of genetic engineering in food production. 01:01
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Labeling (Fred Kirschenmann, Organic Farmer) (#101)
Fred Kirschenmann is an organic farmer who chooses not to plant genetically engineered seed. He shares his concerns about the use of genetic engineering in food production. 00:53
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Traditional Breeding (Fred Kirschenmann, Organic Farmer) (#101)
Fred Kirschenmann is an organic farmer who chooses not to plant genetically engineered seed. He shares his concerns about the use of genetic engineering in food production. 00:57
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Family Farm (Cliff Mulder, Farmer) (#101)
Cliff Mulder is a farmer who plants genetically engineered seed. Listen to the factors he weighed in that decision. 00:39
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Food Prize (Cliff Mulder, Farmer) (#101)
Cliff Mulder is a farmer who plants genetically engineered seed. Listen to the factors he weighed in that decision. 00:46
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Safety (Cliff Mulder, Farmer) (#101)
Cliff Mulder is a farmer who plants genetically engineered seed. Listen to the factors he weighed in that decision. 01:01
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Biotech's Role in the Church's Moral Framework (Brother Dave Andrews, Priest) (#101)
Brother Dave Andrews works with the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, delve into the church's position on genetic engineering. 01:49
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Web of Life (Brother Dave Andrews, Priest) (#101)
Brother Dave Andrews works with the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, delve into the church's position on genetic engineering. 01:42
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Church's Role (Brother Dave Andrews, Priest) (#101)
Brother Dave Andrews works with the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, delve into the church's position on genetic engineering. 01:30
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Regulatory Process & the State's Role (Tom Vilsack, Governor of Iowa) (#101)
Tom Vilsack is the Governor of Iowa. Find out what he sees as the state's stake in biotechnology. 00:56
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Feed the World (Tom Vilsack, Governor of Iowa) (#101)
Tom Vilsack is the Governor of Iowa. Find out what he sees as the state's stake in biotechnology. 00:56
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