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    considerable moral and ethical implications. Genetic modification is a stirring subject, and genetically modified organisms in particular, has widespread potential to develop modern day agriculture. To move towards a sustainable future in food production there should be the widespread acceptance of genetically modified organisms, and eventually increase the use of GMO’s as an option for food production. Genetically modified organisms creates a sustainable way to feed the world, increase crop…

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    There has been a controversy, discussing that using genetically enhanced foods, ultimately risking the lives of millions or benefiting them. Genetically engineered food was created to enhance food, by adding supplements that can help fight cancer and other beneficiaries with eating them. However, in the short run genetically engineered food products have harmed various individuals and their lives already. Genetically engineer food has been design to improve health by adding…

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    Gmo Persuasive Speech

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    2016 Did you know that using genetically modified organisms decreases the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide, which decreases the risk of global warming. Not using GMOs will increase the use of pesticides, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and fertilizers. Today, I will try to persuade you why GMOs should be used in everyday farming. GMO is short for Genetically Modified Organism, which means that food and drink are injected with a genetically modified organism to give the food or drink a certain…

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    Genetically Modified Organisms are a topic of strong debate that sparkles both pros and cons, fuelled largely by a lack of understanding and huge amounts of misinformation that give wrong ideas. My research project is introducing the issues related to this and covering both pros and cons, and my own opinion towards this. •Explain what is involved with this biological issue Genetically modified organisms, also known as a transgenic organism, are living organisms whose genetic material has…

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    Genetically Modified Organism: Are GMOs harmful or helpful According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, around 84 percent of corn currently grown in the United States is non gmo corn, while 89 percent is genetically engineered for herbicide tolerance (Aldridge). Most American farmers prefer their crops to be genetically modified or engineered for herbicide tolerance because they would be using less energy by not spraying harmful chemicals into the air that kill off beneficial insects.…

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    Genetically Modified foods The topic of genetically modified foods is one of great controversy and is surrounded by many pros and cons. At the center of this topic is how genetically modified foods or GMF’s as they are often referred to are produced and what actually is done in the process of creating these foods, and how accurate are the labels the manufactures of these genetically modified foods are when they finally reach the hands of the consumers. Many people would argue that genetically…

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    processed foods contain GMOs” (Scipioni 1). The research done on these genetically modified foods is not extensive enough to justify the long term effects they have on an individual’s health. The majority of foods that common Americans eat everyday are genetically altered. The reason why consumers buy these unsafe foods is because they are completely unaware of the effects genetically modified foods have, and the prices of genetically modified foods are typically cheaper than foods that…

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    Organisms have been genetically modified for thousands for years. Dogs are bred together to make a new, better breeds. Fruits are crossbred to make new types of fruits. Today, most food is genetically modified. Over 70% of processed food in the United States is considered genetically modified. To be considered genetically modified, the food’s DNA must have been changed through genetic engineering (source E) The changes can be made in labs or by breeding different types of plants together. In the…

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    Genetically modified crop plants Genetically modified crops are considered to be plants which have been modified using genetic engineering to alter their DNA. This is used to introduce a new trait to the plant which doesn’t occur naturally such as resistance to certain diseases, insects, environmental conditions, decreases the likelihood of spoiling, increases resistance to herbicides and/or pesticides, or improve the overall crop. Unlike cross fertilization process, genes that have been…

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    A gmo is a genetically modified organism. Even though gmos cause faster maturation rates for plants and animals, they can cause health issues, like cancer, so they should not be used. Gmos cause health issues, the effects of gmo include, food allergy, nutritional value and antibiotic resistance, cited by the American academy of environmental medicine ( aaem ), want doctors to give non gmo diets to all their patients. Studies show that gmos give animals fast maturation rate, organ damage, and…

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