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    Gmos Vs GMO

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    GMOs or GM“NO”s? How many times have you seen it- a package that has the label “non-GMO project certified”? How many times have you wondered what GMOs actually are, and what is so bad about them? Chances are the latter has happened many times less than the previous. As Americans, we are constantly being bombarded about what we should and should not be eating, but how do we know what to believe? Genetically modified foods are protested in America, but the real truth behind what they are, what they can do for our economy, their impact on our environment, and how they can affect our health shows that they should be openly accepted. So what in the world are GMOs and why should citizens be open to them? Usually, when Americans hear the phrase…

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    Why GMO Should Be Gmo

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    to read labels more often, make sure what anything purchase says “Non-gmo”, and be more attentive on other foods just incase. The development of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) should be discontinued because they create new health issues, they cause harm to the environment, and they have more dangerous ingredients than naturally produced foods. A Genetically Modified Organism is when a scientist takes the DNA of a crop or any kind and puts it into another unrelated crop. This is done…

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    Gmo Foods Vs Gmos

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    Imagine yourself the average consumer driving through the fast food line or picking up your favorite snacks from the grocery store not batting an eye at what you eat. Yet the second the same consumer hears GMO,instant panic sets in and lose their minds worried is there banana gonna grow super arms that gives them super cancer. The notion of such absurdities is the fault of overactive imagination of sci fi fans and lunatics mislead to believe if it isn't organic it isn't safe,in reality most…

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    Gmo Foods

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    paper has made me a better reader and note taker. Reading scholarly articles about GMO foods during my research introduced me to unfamiliar words and concepts that I worked to understand through dictionaries, context clues, and simply asking questions. When I first began researching at the start of this paper, I realized that my note taking methods were messy and ineffective. I knew that at that point my note taking would not help me earn an “A”. After learning about identifying important…

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    Gmo Cons

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    Are GMOs Saving the World or a Stepping Stone to Destruction Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) is a controversial topic with both sides presenting strong points for their stance. The arguments being discussed are benefits and consequences to farmers, the land, GMO grown food and the effects on humans who consume it, and food security for the world.(9) People have been breeding and creating new variations of plants for years. This process of propagation takes time, up to fifteen…

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    Gmo Benefits

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    The Benefits of Genetically Modified Organisms Through an Economical, Environmental, and Ethical Perspective The world as we know it is changing and developing. Over the past 50 years, the gap economically and ethically between already developed countries and developing countries has increased dramatically. The major barrier between first and third world countries is finance and food production. According to sources, genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, is the solution to close the gap,…

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    What Is GMO?

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    What is a GMO? The GMOs (or “genetically modified organisms”) are organisms that have been created through the process of biotechnology, also called genetic engineering or GE (Non GMO Project, http://www.nongmoproject.org). The author Tamara Thompson explained: “All of these words describe the same thing: taking a gene from one type of organism and adding it to DNA of another in order to introduce a new trait that does not naturally occur in the species.” The objectives of this method depends of…

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    Gmo Effect

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    GMOs (or “genetically modified organisms”) are living organisms whose genetic material has been artificially manipulated in a laboratory through genetic engineering, or GE. GMOs have been a problem in the world for many years. GMOs have been affecting the world since 1994 when they were first introduced in grocery stores. GMOs cause major problems for humans; there is no solution for GMOs because humans are unaware of the effects GMOs have. Humans are not worried about what harm GMOs have…

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    Pros Of Gmo

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    By the year 2050 the world’s population will surpass 9 billion. To accommodate the new populace the world will have to double its food production (Tzotzos 5). Primary growth will occur in the urban areas, creating more pollution and leaving less usable land for food production. Genetically modified organisms (GMO) are the solution to feed the growing population because they require less land, less chemicals, more crop yields per acre, and can be altered to be more nutritious with medicinal uses.…

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    Gmos In China

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    In China there is a common fear of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), according to the New York Times article, “In Push for G.M.O.s, China Battles Fears of 8-Legged Chickens” by Amie Tsang and Cao Li, “For many in China, the term “genetically modified food” evokes nightmares: poisoned seeds, contaminated fields, apocryphal images of eight-legged chickens”. I found it interesting that last year in China KFC, a fried-chicken fast food chain, sued three internet companies that claimed they were…

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