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    GMO Good Or Bad

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    Over the years, the term GMO or Genetically Modified Organisms has been popping up and has started to concern many Americans. Genetically Modified Organisms have become an increasing problem and have been researched to provide positive and negative effects for both human health and environmental health. North America is now the only continent that allows GMO’s to be used (“64 countries that have GMO labeling laws”). While many do not know about Genetically Modified Organisms, the government,…

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    tests showed there were no harsh or negative effects. Because of the spreading of plant diseases Monsantos is slowly coming into control of seeds all around the world.The plants can’t handle the herbicide that Monsanto uses to protect its plants so they must be genetically modified to resist the Roundup weed control, and at the this rate soon every plant will have to have Roundup Ready GMO seeds. If Monsanto controls seeds, they control food, if they control food, they control…

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    Food is amongst the three basic necessities of a human being, other two being, cloth and shelter. Since the very beginning of civilization man is dependent on plantation or animals for fulfilling hunger and meet nutritional requirements. Slowly he developed methods of growing crops so that they do not have to go far away in search of food. Also, it gave an advantage of growing crops that are more relevant. This process requires thorough knowledge of soil, irrigation, weather forecast, pest and…

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    Gmo Pros And Cons Essay

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    GMO’s or genetically modified organisms as they are most known by have been in the spotlight in recent years and are the source of a great debate that is happening all over the world. To get a better understanding we need to define what a GMO is and how it is used in our food supply. Genetically Modified Organisms are described as being an organism that has genetically been altered by changing the characteristics of the gene by inserting a gene from another organism. In general the idea is to…

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    Colony Collapse

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    When we head to the grocery store and purchase our groceries we generally do not think about where they come from, or what it takes for them to come from the farms to our refrigerators. Without different flying insects which pollinate flowers, crops and trees, an outstanding number of different crops and foods would be at risk for crisis. Many people do not know about the current problem with our global pollinators, which includes, many different species of bees. Luckily, scientists around the…

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    Through the three parts of the Monsanto project, (the process, the paper, and the presentation), I’ve gained new writing skills and insight from my partners I will use in further writing such as the upcoming transnational corporation assignment. The overall researching and writing process as a group was simple because my group was easy to work with and each individual contributed in researching, writing, and presenting. Researching was fairly straightforward and did not require much digging…

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    What Is GMO?

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    Monsanto has made false claims that their products are “environmentally friendly.” The herbicides and pesticides such as Glyphosate combined with other chemicals used on plants, can result in contamination of the soil and land. In fact; this chemicals can…

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    in her homeland, India, by creating equal opportunities for farmers. Farmers should be able to make a living by growing fresh, unmodified produce. However, the prevalence of genetically modified foods makes it difficult to do so. Companies such as Monsanto are making millions, while destroying the farming industry. Despite the overwhelming consumption of modified foods, Shiva continues to travel the world and educate people on the health benefits of unmodified foods. Within the past three…

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    Unnatural Genetic Mutation Genetic engineering in agriculture has become a problem throughout the United States and many people remain unaware of the risks involved with genetically modified food. So, what exactly is genetically modified food and why is it so harmful? Genetically modified foods, also referred to as GMOs, are the unnatural manipulation of an organism’s DNA in order to produce mutated offspring. People in today’s society are not aware of the potentially harmful side effects…

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    importantly, petition to label and say no to GMO foods. Works Cited Barrett, Mike. "“GMOs, Monsanto’s RoundUp Found in Kellogg’s Froot Loops,”." Natural Society. Natural Society, 30 Jan. 2015. Web. 3 Feb. 2015. naturalsociety.com/gmos-monsantos-roundup-found-kelloggs-froot-loops/> Bessin, Ric. "Bt-CORN: WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS." UK.ag. University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, n.d. Web. 2 Feb. 2015. 2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ ef130.asp>. Bronner, David.…

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