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    they were demanding. This made things unfair because the hawaiians got a little portion of land compared to the foreigners. The People who spent their lives on farms growing crops have to sit and watch their crops get pulled from the ground.. The Mahele was unjustified because Hawaiians were not able to get land, their crops were pulled, and there was no resources for houses. The Mahele was supposed to give Hawaiians more land, but resulted in the Hawaiians losing land. There was Hawaiians…

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    other crops, such as broccoli, only use 100 gallons per pound. He then enlightens the reader that by freeing up the water that is used for the “water offenders” and letting farmers gain more control of it to grow sustainable crops, California would have a “boom in agriculture.” This is because half of the water used in California is, in fact, used by farmers, although they “contribute less than one per cent to California’s GDP.” Moby clarifies that he does not want to exterminate these crops but…

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    Why Gmos Are Good

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    GMOs are good. They help the world a lot. Although they can possibly end up damaging it a little, I think they do more good. We alter products to make them match out tastes and needs. It gives food better flavor, texture, and nutrition. GMOs give crops a longer life for easier shipping. They are test for safety and allergen potential before being taken to the market. They are said to be the most tested products to make sure they are safe to be consumed. GMOs help fight malnutrition, poverty,…

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    often, a customer does not know how their food was grown or which farmers use organic crop spray instead of one that contains GMOs. Unfortunately, customers do not know what is contained in many of the products that they purchase. Although there are many studies on the impact of GMOs there is no clear argument that supports whether they have a positive or negative impact on people. When genetically modifying a crop or plant the properties and components change.…

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    animals. The areas mentioned were hit by hundreds of the storms. The storms destroyed land and crops, forcing people to move. Together these storms made one of the worst natural disasters. From 1900-1930 it was popular to buy plots of land and farm there. Crops were already hard to grow, but it got worse when there was a drought in 1931 that lasted until 1935. For five years farmers had no luck with crops causing them to have little to no income. Farmers faced many troubles, but none as big…

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    specific crop may require cooler weather however drought inhibits the growth or potential of the organism therefore the genes can be adapted to suit the cooler weather rather than drought. • The process consists of identifying an organism with the desirable trait and mixing the genetic material. • The alternation on an organism genetic makeup. • The genetic information on two organisms is mixed to allow the organism to inherit the desirable trait of the other. • It can be utilised to help a…

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    This is true because as stated above the money is going to large singe crop producing agri-businesses, instead of your mom and pop farmers that produce multiple crops containing but not limited to fruits and veggies. Now you can also see that the prices stay down due to the subsidies. The subsidize crops are normally the main ingredients to the processed foods. This means processed food manufactures can get cheap ingredients for their…

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    1.INTRODUCTION Climate change has become one of the leading factors that has damaged rural communities in the developing world. Rural areas in the developing world are mostly affected by climate change due to lack of education and funds to implement measures that can curb climate change. Climate change has damaged rural communities by affecting the livelihood of the rural people, health, agriculture, the economy just to mention a few. Natural disasters, sea level rises and global warming are…

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    Everything that people eat has been genetically ameliorated or modified in some way; ten centuries ago our predecessors took bad corn and crossed these to create diverse sorts of corn mixtures so they could collect them better. It has been argued (Ronald 2015) that the ancient Greeks expounded on uniting - connecting the stem of one plant to the bases of another. The particular abilities of modern Transgenic modification were developed and produced in California four decades ago. Genetically…

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    that may actually harm crops and the environment. An online article on the Organic Agriculture website titled What are the environmental benefits of organic agriculture? explains all of the eco-friendly benefits of organic farming. One section of the article discusses the benefits of beneficial plants that can both attract beneficial insects and filter out irrigation systems. These plants are often also placed away from crops in order to attract animals that feed on crops and direct them away…

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