Oh also the GMO's developed by Monsanto have lead to a significant increase in food production and fed between millions to hundreds of millions of additional people on the planet. So for that reason, I'd beg to differ that Monsanto is a detriment to global health.

My personal stance on GMO's impact on the environmental world can be summarized by a quote from Raymond Ong: "For millenia, human beings have lived with animals. Humans domesticated the gray wolf fifteen thousand years ago. Today there are hundreds of distinct dog types, some of which are almost unrecognizable as wolves. The recent advances of biotechnology stem from a long tradition of selective breeding; they merely increase its precision. Rest assured, that I fully understand that radical technological advances often make us uneasy. But every new technology cannot be met with fear. It is true that we are playing with fire-- but this also defines us as humans; we play with fire and accept the consequences, because the alternative implies an unacceptable cowardice towards the unknown. We need to get over our unwillingness to change; we need to love the future again."

Edit: I accidentally some words.