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    Gmo Persuasive Speech

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    provide human health risks that could ruin a person’s life. GMO food crops provide danger to the environment along with other crops. To make lives safer in the U.S., GMO foods must be banned. GMO foods have to be banned, mainly for the safety of human beings. According to the United States Department…

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    plant residue from previous crops which are available for a long mean residual time (Spiertz & De Vos, 1983; Drinkwater, 2004;…

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    habitats. This can be seen in animals, agricultural crops, and even during medical use. A great example of this is used by Shaster, Transgenic crops such as corn and soybeans, usually contain genes for natural pesticides which help the plants fight pests and reduce the amount of pesticide a farmer must use. Other varieties contain pesticide genes, which allow farmers to spray pesticides in fields to kill weeds but in return don 't kill the crops being produced. This is a few examples, although…

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    first plants to be genetically altered was corn in 7800 BCE. In Southwest Asia, corn originally grew as a wild grass with few kernels. In hopes of generating more yield with each set of crops, only the crops with the highest yields were bred. This resulted in modifying the original wild grass into corn. Other crops that have been selectively bred to have higher yields include apples, bananas, and broccoli. The first genetically modified organism was produced in 1973 by two men named Herbert…

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    been conducted on the toxicity levels of crops and how they can pollute nearby streams and rivers, hurting the aquatic life. Bees, birds, and butterflies are also being affected by GMOs. Bees aid in pollination,…

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    Gmo's Argumentative Essay

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    have been allowed but have to be labelled. One thing for certain is that GMO’s are the future and they have the capability to boost many things, for example the economy. If these crops are becoming more withstandable and better value, in the long run it will help the economy as there will be less wastage and ruined crops. Right now GMO’s cost a lot to produce safely. Firstly they have to be tested on and created through vigorous research. Those processes cost a lot of money so these seeds will…

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    for example they were able to trade for crops that became staples in Europe. A good example is the white potato, which when it failed caused massive famine in Ireland. The New World however, was affected more by the Columbian Exchange than the Old World. The Americas were affected more due to the massive trade of crops and food from the Old World, the arrival of new animals like the horse, and many new diseases that the Americans had no resistance to. The crops traded from the Old World…

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    Genetically Modified Corn Genetically modified corn has many disadvantages and advantages. One advantage is that corn is being genetically modified to be herbicide resistant and to produce its own pesticide. Another advantage is that crop yields are being increased through genetic modification. The disadvantages are environmental issues such as, the decrease of insect populations due to the growth of corn that produces its own pesticide. Also, Genetic Modification is a growing field and the…

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    to agriculture. GM crops could stimulate growth and nutrition in developing countries, and there are also no completely proven risks to safety. With more research and labeling of GMOs, the country could become more accepting of this new development in agriculture. This would be a benefit for everyone. GM crops are both easier to grow and more efficient. They can be resistant to pests, herbicides, drought and disease (Whitman). Most farmers lose a huge quantity of money to crops that fail…

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    Genetic Modifications

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    to this issue. Certain governments are getting involved and trying to help with the issue in order to introduce GM crops and show how helpful they can be. Golden Rice, which is genetically enhanced with beta carotene, was invented in order to prevent blindness in children. It was meant to be used in poor countries where the main part of citizens’ diets is rice(Mayer). This certain crop was designed special for these countries which are not fond of genetic modifications so this technology would…

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