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    Potential Risk of Genetically Modified Organisms Since 1982,” Genetically Modified Organisms have been used in our foods. These “Genetically Modified Organisms are a result of a laboratory process where genes from DNA of one species are extracted and artificially forced into the genes of unrelated animals or humans” (Smith). In other words, Genetically Modified Organisms are harmful for our society and should have never been introduced to our world. Have you ever wondered how our food is made,…

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    decide what food to eat and buy, but now they are being denied this simple choice. Many people do not know what genetically modified organisms (GMO) are, or that genetically modified (GM) foods are in super markets right now. The American people deserve to know if their food has been genetically modified or has genetically modified ingredients, which is why written English labeling should be required. GMO stands for genetically modified organism. Companies started genetically modifying food…

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    GMO Cross Pollination

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    take the life of Monarch Butterfly (Liang & Skinner, 2004, p. 357). Additionally another issue genetically modified food presents is labeling that identifies GMO Foods. Some producers are apprehensive about placing labels on GMO food for fear that the general public would not purchase foods that has been genetically engineered because of the lack of production knowledge, and fear of lawsuits, if foods are labeled incorrectly. (Edelhart,…

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    Genetic Roulette Genetically Modified Organisms, otherwise known as GMO’s, could potentially stop world hunger; however, the risks outweigh the greater good. The mixing of genetic material can raise the risks of allergic reactions to foods. Furthermore, tests have shown that many hazards and medical complications come from consuming genetically modified foods. In addition, genetically modified foods do not only affect foods like tomatoes but meats as well. Yes, Genetically Modified Organisms…

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    Gmo Crops Research Paper

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    launch a genetically-modified eggplant, called brinjal in Bangladesh. The GM eggplant is insect-resistant, so farmers will not need to use large amounts of pesticides that they currently do to protect the crop. These seeds will be made available at the lowest possible cost. This is an example of things that are being done by public-sector scientists, not just by big companies” ("Gmos: A Solution Or A Problem?"). Lynas agrees with genetically modified organisms for lots of reasons the…

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    Genetically Modified Organisms or GMOs, as they are more commonly referred to, over the past 40 years have slowly become an integral part of society. A GMO is a “an organism or microorganism whose genetic material has been altered by means of genetic engineering” (Stoub 2015). Mainly, GMOs are used in the agricultural field specifically in the area involving the production of high demand crops. Because GMOs facilitate the growing of popular crops, they have been dubbed as a saving grace that…

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    Since GMOs (or genetically modified organisms) were introduced in the mid-1990s, allergies and other health problems including reproductive disorders and autism have been escalating. Time and time again, genetically modified foods have been presented as being “the same” as their organic counterparts, so that the labeling of them in unnecessary, but the facts seem to sing a different song. Genetically modifying foods has been praised for the impressive number of crops the practice yields with the…

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    In today’s society Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO’s) are often discussed in every American or human that resides in the world lives, it is in fact a reality that we face every day. According to Merriam Webster’s Dictionary Genetically Modified Organisms are defined as plants, animals or any microorganism that have not been grown naturally, but have been altered by Science. There is an ongoing debate on whether or not should we continue to use of GMO’s here in the United States, or discard…

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    Are GMOs Harmful The issue regarding Genetically Modified Organisms is a very controversial topic, because our government is telling us that GMOs are good for us. However, are they really good for us, or is the government simply telling us this, because it is cheaper and easier to grow genetically modified crops? I believe that genetically modified organisms, or foods are not good for our health, genetically modified organisms are modified to grow faster using pesticides and many other…

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    Genetically modified food is a controversial subject some see it as the future of agriculture others see it as dangerous. Michael Pollan author of “Playing God in the Garden” addresses that in his essay in one paragraph, in particular, he claims that “Uncertainty is the theme that unifies much of the criticism leveled against biotech agriculture by scientist and environmentalists.” Pollan believes that people are opposed to biotech agriculture because so much about it remains unknown. He chose…

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