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    to worry about his fresh products to rot and get thrown away because with the new invention of genetically modified foods tomatoes will last longer, carrots will last longer and crops will be fully protected from insects that might cause some infections. 1.1Genetically modified foods are organisms that have been introduced to a new DNA structure due to the modern biotechnology. Genetically modified foods are often made by a breeder who wants to exchange genes between two plants to produce an…

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    In the last century the United States has gone from world wars to the battle against the fast food industry and Franken foods. 70% of all food products in the US today have genetically modified organisms or GMO which allows plants to be selectively bred or scientifically altered to produce the best crops available in the short growing season (Center for Science in the Public Interest). These crops, however, have unknown consequences such as increased allergies, reduction of plant diversity, and…

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    that food made with genetically modified organisms, or more commonly referred to as GMOs, be labeled. Lawmakers may argue that consumers have the right to this information, but because of the general misconception that GMOs are dangerous and unhealthy, these labels can steer consumers away from buying certain products. In some scenarios, there are people arguing to end use of GMOs in general. Alder (2016), the author of “There is no Consumer Right to Know,” argues that labeling GMOs on food…

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    plaguing the world’s food supply. Food scarcity, malnutrition, and the misuse of natural resources can all be diminished by the process of genetic engineering. However, the expansion is hindered by the controversy it ignites. It is one of the few topics that crosses political boundaries: those wary of the government and those at odds with large corporations both share a distrusting view of the safety of genetically engineered foods, also referred to as genetically modified foods, or as the more…

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    that’s the one that will be selected at the supermarket. However, in this case, judging by good looks instead of quality is to the buyer’s disadvantage. Much of the food in America has been genetically modified to look and feel perfect, yet there are many risks that come along with it. While they may look pretty, genetically modified organisms carry major health risks, have harsh impact on the environment, and have significant impact in the production of corn which is one of America’s…

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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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    A. Should Genetically Modified Foods be Banned I would personally say that it is more important to prevent deaths and illnesses due to malnutrition in developing countries, rather than trying to prevent the potential hazards of introducing genetically modified plants into the environment. Morally, I think that focusing time and resources into preventing deaths as well as human suffering caused by hunger and malnutrition should be a top priority. Although studying the potential effects of these…

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    between our bodies and food. We eat food as a source of energy to power us through the day. When we feel low on energy and are lacking that power, we eat to refuel our bodies. But what if we eat the wrong thing? Just as a truck won 't run on regular gasoline and a car won 't run on diesel, our bodies won 't function well if we aren 't eating good. Therefore, Americans need to pay attention to what 's happening in the food industry and educate themselves on how to make healthy food choices.…

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    Genetically modified foods are foods produced from an organism that has DNA which has been unnaturally altered for the purpose of improvement or correction of defects. Most GM foods have been developed to better produce through the introduction of resistance to plant diseases or of increased tolerance to herbicides. (Non GMO Project) For example, to produce pesticides in its own tissue, genetically modified corn has been engineered in a laboratory. GMO corn is sold unlabeled, yet it is regulated…

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    sale of a genetically modified food. Since then plants have been engineered for resistance to pathogens, herbicides and for better nutrient profiles. So if the world has been consuming genetically modified organisms for eleven years, how bad can they really be? Genetically modified foods have the potential to change the global food supply for the better in years to come and to change the views on how people see farming. People should embrace the use of genetically modified organisms and food.…

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