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    The contamination of food is an issue that can have deadly repercussions at any time to any person. The United States is not the only country that is impacted, contamination happens all over the globe. Whether caused chemically, physically, or through microorganism origin, reverberation of any type of poisoning is intensely dangerous. Though most people who are directly affected by contamination are able to recover, great deals of others are susceptible to more long term symptoms which may very…

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    reducing agricultural impacts of the environment and have already improved our environment by decreasing pesticide use, fuel consumption and the amount of land devoted to agriculture. For example, scientist have introduced a gene from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt toxin), in corn, that express a protein that is toxic to corn insects, but is…

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    Structuralism vs Rational Choice: Italian GMO’s On Wednesday, September 13th the European Union court ruled that Italy could not persecute farmer Giorgio Fidenato for planting genetically modified corn in his fields. The genetically modified crops (GMOs) were illegal in Italy before this decision, even though the European Union allowed for these crops to be planted starting in 1998 (The Associated Press). In 2013 the Italian Government asked the EU to ban the seeds as an emergency measure based…

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    Overview B Vitamins for the Skin B Vitamins for the Skin The B vitamin group includes eight chemically distinct vitamins that collectively form the vitamin B complex. Before scientific research delivered accurate information linking health and vitamins, the distinctive B vitamins were believed to be one single vitamin B. This notion went unquestioned for a lengthy period, since B vitamin food sources often contain a cluster of B family members. A proper summary of B complex's function as…

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    Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are organisms that have been changed around by mutating, inserting, and deleting genes with the use of genetic engineering techniques or biotechnology (Goldbas 20). The goals genetic engineers seek is to create plant resistance to weeds, insect pests, plant diseases, droughts, and floods (Lundquist 26). Grumet, Hancock, Maredia, and Weebadde explained how genetically engineered crops are developed using a combination of genetic engineering and conventional…

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    Pest control is an important part of agriculture. This is essential to keep the agriculture products intact and useful for human consumption, in short, to keep it free from any pest or insects' pest control is necessary. Rat exterminator in San Fernando Valley is been provided by the different agencies and dealers authorized to provide these services to the clients. There are different methods of Pest and Rat control. The technicians providing the pest control in San Fernando Valley use…

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    In 1994 the company Calgene marketed its Flavr Savr delayed-ripening tomatoes. This would become known as the first commercial 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…

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    In Vandana Shiva’s essay, “Economic Globalization Has Become a war Against Nature and the Poor,” Shiva discusses the strains that poor agricultural societies are forced to bear due to the new global economy. She examines the environmental and socioeconomic effects that third world nations must face if they are pressured to join the rest of the world through globalization. She argues that the sustainability of the world depends on the sharing of resources, diversity of crops, as well as respect…

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    GMOs: The Manmade Super Food Or the Genetic Atomic Bomb? GMOs, like many other things, start from good intentions, but the effect it can and does have on the planet, the animals and people aren’t so good. It's great to live in the present but sometimes we have to put the future first. Genetic engineering (or GE) food started in the late 1990’s; 1996 to be more precise. We have been told that it’s better for the world, that it can help us produce more crops that are bigger and healthier; that…

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    GMO’s There are two main reasons why I am against GMO use in crops. The first reason is, farmers have the ability to put whatever they want into their foods. Many GMO’s have the ability to cause damage to the inner body. My second reason is, some of what farmers put into the plants and animals gets washed away. The chemical that gets washed away is a pollutant called glyphosate. It gets washed away into the streams that the fish live in and into the air that we breath. GMO’s cause major…

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