For my part, I note that the book does not leave indifferent (or 5 star or 1 only). Anyway, I would not say that I retain that Monsanto wants to harm the planet explicitly, but simply that, like any listed company, it wants to maximize its gains, something Monsanto against all odds . The book does say in the preamble by Nicolas Hulot that one has not demonstrated the safety of GMOs and thus does not condemn without appeal! The real question to ask is whether you can trust a company that in the past, with multitudes of supporting evidence, unscrupulous marketed products which she knew to be harmful to the environment and humanity. Hence the doubts sown (without pun) rightly he seems to me, about GMOs! The important thing is not to defame a company (even if certain aspects could indulge in this game), but rather to question constructively on the future that we want our way of eating .
