The way to fight world hunger is definitely not GM crops. World population figures have been wildly exaggerated. The figure of 10 billion has been bandied about. In fact, figures have had to be revised downwards several times in the late 1990s. Population arguments are based on the ecological concept of carrying capacity.
Biodiverse systems are also more stable and resilient.
Some 12.5 million hectares around the world are already farmed in this way. The yields have doubled and tripled and are still increasing, at the same time reversing some of the worst environmental, social and health impacts of the green revolution. An organic revolution is rising from the grass-roots and also sweeping across the disciplines within western science. Proponents of GM technology are stuck in the mechanistic era, it is that above all that makes the technology both futile and dangerous. In conclusion, GM crops are not safe, not needed and fundamentally unsound.