"Genetic engineering is big business. And the major decisions are made in the boardrooms of transitional corporations and by a handful of scientists and gene-splicing entrepreneurs. But these same decisions have broad implications for the public at large. They can affect our food supply, public health and safety, and society. Yet, much of the critical information is hidden from the public. Scientists and entrepreneurs argue that ordinary people don't understand this science and shouldn't stand in the way of progress."         -Todd Fedorenko--WashBAC President

Washbac.org is dedicated to
the memory and spirit of

Pat Radin,
who was WashBAC's first "webmistress."