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article by Alberto Maria Vedova on greenMe

long time ago, back in Southeast Asia, there lived a happy farmer. Picks up the rice, as good as anyone I've ever eaten. Under the pleasant numbness of the Sun, with its uncompromising straw hat, the man dedicated himself to acting with care and passion to creating natural products and greet i. It has been many years and many things have changed. The torpor of the sun became oppressive heat of the historians and farmers are fighting a tough battle against the revolution of the machines. That farmer, today has been "carved" in a field of organic rice to Ratchaburi, Thailand in .

The impressive work of art, signed Greenpeace, is a huge design visible from above, a " Rice Art", to put it into English. Made from a field planted with two varieties of organic rice in two different colors, from the local community together with volunteers from the environmental association, the ' image represents farmers with straw hats intent to collect rice .

A clear message to Greenpeace: enhance the traditions and way of life of farmers , celebrating the production of rice in Thailand and to remind the government to protect them from the threat of genetic engineering and the impact of increasingly dangerous climate change.

Greenpeace in this way called on world leaders to ban the production of GMO rice and in particular transgenic . The GMO products, in fact, reduce biodiversity and lead to the development of monoculture, increasing the risks associated with climate change. In addition, it has never been shown that these types of products are safe for man.

" 70 percent of the areas of extreme poverty are found in agricultural areas where farmers depend on rain for their crops, where little or too much rain equals a disaster. - explains Federica Ferrario, Head GMO Campaign of Greenpeace Italy - The world must recognize that agriculture is a sector particularly vulnerable to changes climate, and governments should ensure the adoption of strategies based on sustainable agriculture techniques . "

Greenpeace will continue its campaign in favor of farming and production healthy foods and biological based on principles of sustainability, heritage conservation of biodiversity and be able to provide all people access to safe and nutritious food. The revolution of the machines can be stopped.

Alberto Maria Vedova