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    people are concerned on whether or not GMOs are actually beneficial for society, and are questioning if big corporations such as Monsanto should continue pushing genetically modified crops and animals to our people. GMO’s are particularly concerning to society due to the…

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    Why Do Honey Bee Die

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    why things grow, or taste the way they do. Pollinators such as the honeybee, played a huge part in helping those early crops along, and have carried the burden pollination and production since before humans existed. Pollinations is important to every living thing, it’s how the world grows and evolves, without pollinations plants are unable to reproduce, eventually causing whole crop die-offs. But what will happen if and when the honeybee becomes…

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    Genetically Modified Organisms Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are organisms that have been genetically altered so that they contain the DNA of another organism such as plants, insects, bacteria, or even humans. GMOs are different than crossbreeding in that crossbreeding takes two like organisms and naturally fuses the genes together, but GMOs take two unlike organisms and artificially force the DNA from one organism to another. Genetically Modified Organisms make up roughly eighty…

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    Modified Organisms; (2).There may be potential detrimental effects from eating GM foods, while there have not yet been objective studies to identify such effects, if they exist; (3).There may be unexpected environmental problems; (4).Genetic Modified crops may violate certain religious beliefs and traditions. 5. LIABILITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION Liability and redress is usually conceived as a tool to provide compensation for harm caused by a person or entity engaging in an…

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    • Soil – soil might become ineffective, with unbalanced nutrient profiles, causing the crop to fail or the crop to become unsafe for human consumption • The actual crop prior to harvesting – the crop might become poisoned or toxic or generally unsafe for human consumption, due to exposure from microbial, physical, chemical, viral hazards. Why it is necessary for workers to be trained with regards…

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    The Evolution of Genetic Modification The conventional genetic alteration of the makeup of plants has been occurring for millennia; harvesting the seeds from the best crops and planting them years down the line; breeding and crossbreeding certain genes to make foods grow bigger and give them a sweeter taste. Through this intuitive process, humans have managed to transform the small, wild tomato into a number of different varieties: from big to small, beefsteak to grape, revolutionizing the food…

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    farming. The problem with this method is that if these practices are not used correctly, it will drain the proteins from your crops and contaminate the soil especially if the farmer is not rotating his/her crops. Rotating crops adds nutrients back to the soil but if not, the soil becomes at risk for erosion when high winds or heavy rain comes. Without good soil, the crops being grown will not have the necessary nutrients that is needed for the human body to stay healthy. Due to these issues, we…

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    sacrifice for the crops to flourish, but as time passed the ritual became a tradition. First off, the original purpose of this brutal event was to sacrifice a person for the corn crops to thrive. A quote in the text is, “Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon” (p.22, line 260-261). This supports the raffle was supposed to be offering for prosperous corn crops because the quote says when this annual event is coming the corn will soon be thriving too. If the village people believe the corn crops…

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    animals and human species through the contaminations in it, that’s made by man on earth because we humans and the animals eat those crops. The quote, “The central problem of our age has therefore become the contamination of man’s total with substances…

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    outbreak came from Guatemala where “Guatemalan raspberries were identified as the primary food vehicle in most outbreaks, along with, in a few outbreaks, mesclun” (Waltner-Toews David). While chemical alterations prolong the lives of conventional crops and allow for companies to market them across the world, the consequence of modern agricultural practices runs the risk of outbreaks and the development of new diseases to consumers. It’s as Waltner-Toews states in his journal, “conventional…

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