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    Monsanto Essay

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    employees and a gross quarterly profit margin of 59.75% (Ycharts.com, 2015). Until the 1990’s, the business previously defined themselves as a chemical company, and was notorious for producing controversial products such as DDT, aspartame and Agent Orange. Currently, Monsanto manufactures herbicides and crop seeds to be sold for use in agriculture. Their largest products are the herbicide, glyphosate, (marketed under the name…

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    Summary Of Agent Orange

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    In the following article, Agent Orange is explained more in-depth about the link it has to cancer. The veterans that were exposed to the harsh chemical during the Vietnam War were later found to have an increased rate of various cancers. Many soldiers on both the Viet Cong side and the U.S. were majorly exposed to the substance. Pilots of the planes and helicopters were exposed from dropping it in the fields, men that carried the spray in backpacks, and loaders who put it on the planes, were all…

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    Monsanto Ethical Issues

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    The company Monsanto, is an economical farming worker organization that evolved and undergone numerous transforms since its Start done 1901. As stated by the mission proclamation the organization is" committed to supporting research with academic and USDA scientists who have complementary areas of expertise (Monsanto, 2014)." The organization has developed and broadened its product offering from synthetic items, for example, sweeteners and plastics to petroleum, bundling, and other materials. A…

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    Agent Orange Vietnam War

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    this advantage, American soldiers released a toxic cocktail of rainbow herbicides, most notably a chemical called Agent Orange, in order to destroy the plant life that hid and protected the soldiers so well. However, one was not to know at the time that the herbicide, Agent Orange, was to kill not only the plant life, but the soldiers as well, and not just the enemy soldiers. You see, Agent…

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    Agent Orange Vietnam War

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    Vietnam, the United States commandeered the operation themselves in an effort to stop the spread of communism worldwide. Shortly after, a war had broken out in the thick forests of Vietnam. To help clear these forests, the United States employed Agent Orange, a potent defoliant. What many were unaware of was the dangerous and sometimes lethal side effects of the use of this herbicide. It is clear however, that the United States government was aware of…

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    Agent Orange Vietnam War

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    Over 40 years prior, Agent Orange was one of 15 herbicides utilized by the U.S. military as a defoliant in the Vietnam War to secure and spare the lives of U.S. furthermore, allied soldier. It was the unique blend of two normal herbicides (2,4-D and 2,4,5-T ) that had been utilized independently as a part of the United States since the late 1940s. The government named the mixture “Agent Orange” because of the orange band or patch that was painted on containers of the…

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    atrocities I have committed and ordered, even cheered when the bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Although I was not the one that authorised the development of Agent Orange, the ‘Forrest thinner.’ No that ‘honour’ belongs to John F. Kennedy whom in my eyes payed for this with his life. I did not develop Agent Orange, however I was the first to use it. And you know the US, bigger is better. Our boys were pinned down something horrid, there were up in the trees and hidden under ground…

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    Judge Weinstein in the Agent Orange case is a positive example of how to approach law and policy cases. The last years of the Agent Orange case under Judge Weinstein, and his subsequent commentary on mass tort litigation in his article Ethical Dilemmas in Mass Tort Litigation, combine to show the valuable benefits of having a Judge who is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to help create innovations in the judicial process in response to new and complex cases. I praise His ability and…

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    that Agent Orange has caused some 400,000 deaths and disabilities among the Vietnamese in addition to a half-million children born with birth defects” (Axelrod). The herbicide has led to children being born with incomplete limbs or disabilities like spina bifida. When looking at pictures of people who were directly affected by Agent Orange, their faces have been morphed, their skin may be burned, or their limbs may be so distorted that they spend their life in a wheelchair. In addition Agent…

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    Military personnel were exposed to Agent Orange while boots were on the ground in Vietnam or on ships stationed in the inland waterways from January 9, 1962 to May 7, 1975. Those who voluntarily flew the C-123 aircraft and the crew members who placed the herbicides onto the planes. Blue Water Veterans stationed offshore may have been exposed, but there is no evidence to support whether they ate food prepared in Vietnam or whether or not soldiers swam in the waters. Other exposures include…

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