Anti-GMO is one thing I can think of, although the issue is much more nuanced than one may think.
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That said, the anti-GMO movement on the left is somewhat overstated, I mean, Bill Nye was originally against GMOs but came around and admitted fault (and this was a while ago, too).
The anti-vax movement also once held ground with some of the nuts on the left, but this issue is now more associated with the right; Donald Trump is an anti-vaxxer, while there are no power-holding left-wing politicians that are anti-vaxxers.
The ultra-authoritarian far left, i.e. Mao and Stalin, were quite anti-science.
Despite all of this, I would say that anti-science views are, objectively speaking, much less common on the left than on the right.
Ah yes, who can forget that the non-vaccination rate is highest in those Trumpist bastions; Oregon and Vermont.
The correlation with political views isn't that strong since Idaho and some other Republican western states are high and NY and RI are low.
