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AP Human Geography: The Green Revolution: Green Revolution

AP Human Geography Debate Resources: GMOs and the Green Revolution

More Green Revolution Resources

More GMO Resources

Database Links

Norman Borlaug instructs FAO students

"Norman Borlaug Instructs FAO Students." World History: The Modern EraABC-CLIO, 2017.

Bioengineered corn

"Bioengineered Corn." Issues: Understanding Controversy and SocietyABC-CLIO, 2017. 

"Genetically Modified Food" Portal from Opposing Viewpoints in Context

"Genetically Modified Foods" Portal from Global Issues in Context

"The Desolate Year" from Monsanto Magazine in American Decades Primary Sources

"The Next Green Revolution" by Pedro Sanchez for The New York Times

"Durban Dilemma: a Second Green Revolution?" from the Harvard International Review

"Against the Grain: Why Failing to Complete the Green Revolution Could Bring the Next Famine" from Foreign Affairs

"Introduction to the Global Food Crisis: Current Controversies" from Opposing Viewpoints in Context

"The Green Revolution Revisted" from Canadian Dimension

"Forgotten Benefactor of Humanity: Norman Borlaug" by Gregg Easterbrook for The Atlantic

New rice development in the Philippines

"New Rice Development in the Philippines." World Geography: Understanding a Changing WorldABC-CLIO, 2017.

Non-GMO food label

"Non-GMO Food Label." Issues: Understanding Controversy and SocietyABC-CLIO, 2017.

Video Resources

Audio from NPR