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Hawaii House Blog: the Ledge: GMO Taro Pagina 1 Van 6 Hawaii House Blog: The Ledge: GMO Taro pagina 1 van 6 BLOG ZOEKEN BLOG MARKEREN Volgende blog»Blog maken | Aanmelden Hawaii House Blog News and commentary from the Majority of the Hawaii House of Representatives Followers (19) Monday, February 2, 2009 Search Hawaii The Ledge: GMO Taro House Blog Follow this blog Search Here Go House Blog Links 2009 House Directory 19 Followers Capitol Food View All Drive Calendar Blogging from Community the state Newsletters capitol... Media Room Photo Gallery In this episode of "The Ledge" you will hear a plea to lawmakers from a kanaka maoli to Reps in the protect the Hawaiian taro. News The issue of genetically modified taro comes up again this legislative session. 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