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    16 May 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…

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    on genetically modified foods written in April of 2015, she questions the harmfulness of using genetically modified organisms in food we eat. Miller uses many sources describing why GMO foods are unsafe for consumption, for example, “..the FDA has approved genetically modified foods should mean there safe, that’s a false assumption since the administration skirted its own rules.” The FDA may make rules about whether GMO’s are safe they also use scientific studies and research on the organism…

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    lifestyle in this day and age to eat organic in order to avoid eating food produced with chemicals or unnecessary additives. One of these unnecessary additives in foods are GMOs. Genetically modified organisms are any organisms whose genetic material has been altered by chemical engineering. Those who work with genetically modified food state that GMOs are present in some foods because they can add nutritional value, reduce selling price, and supposedly reduce the use of herbicides and…

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    Genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, have caused quite a debate since they were introduced in the early 70’s. In general, GMOs referred to any organism whose genetic makeup was a result of experimental crossbreeding (gmo). Scientists were then able to narrow the definition down once recombinant DNA techniques were discovered and introduced. We now refer to GMOs as simply any organism that is genetically modified by recombinant DNA technology (great gmo debate). We originally started to…

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    When was the last time you consumed Genetically Modified foods? Us humans consume Genetically Modified Organisms on a daily basis without knowing. Genetically Modified foods are everywhere due to the increase of the population. The population has increased dramatically, this means we need to produce more food in order to feed everyone. In the United States, Genetically Modified Organisms are in over eighty percent of our food. GMOs or Genetically Modified Organisms plants or animals are created…

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    Organization, “Genetically modified (GM) foods are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through the introduction of a gene from a different organism” (“Food”).In other words, genetically modified foods are foods whose DNA contains materials from other sources. Genetically modified foods are also abbreviated as “GMO” or they can also be called “genetically engineered food”. How does consuming genetically modified…

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    GMO’s or genetically modified organisms as they are most known by have been in the spotlight in recent years and are the source of a great debate that is happening all over the world. To get a better understanding we need to define what a GMO is and how it is used in our food supply. Genetically Modified Organisms are described as being an organism that has genetically been altered by changing the characteristics of the gene by inserting a gene from another organism. In general the idea is to…

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    parent plants of a SweeTango are the Honeycrisp and Zestar apples, both of which are lab-created species. These crisp, juicy fruits are genetically modified to make the cells bigger, resulting in a louder “snap” when biting into the apple. Upon learning this, I vowed to never again eat a genetically modified apple. However, eating foods that are not genetically altered may be easier said than done. At present, manufacturers are not required to label their products as containing GMOs.…

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    Why it is that organic food is a better choice than non-organic food? The descriptive term Organic is a new idea that popped up in the 1940 's when J.I Rodale started a magazine called Organic Gardening and Farming, but it did not really become popular until the 1960 's. In 1962, Rachel Carson wrote a book called Silent Spring. In Silent Spring she talked about a pesticide, named DDT.DDT was a dangerous pesticide used to kill mosquitoes in the 1960 's. After Rachel Carson wrote that book, most…

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    organic food is better for your body, helps keep our environment clean, and actually tastes better. Organic food is better for your body for two reasons: organic food contains no Genetically Mutated Organisms (GMOs) and substantially more antioxidants than conventional foods. GMOs are defined in the dictionary as being an organism or microorganism whose genetic material has been altered by means of genetic engineering. Simply put, GMOs are…

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