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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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    Introduction The arguments in favour or against GM crops because of their implications for smallholder farmers in the Global South are numerous and conflicting. While advocates of biotechnology claim that GM crops are necessary for the alleviation of poverty and the eradication of food insecurity, sceptics declare that the lack of adaptation to smallholder needs and the failure to consider the various contexts in which GM crops are actually introduced, are actually threatening the livelihoods of…

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    Genetically modified organisms remain a controversial subject, due to the belief that there is not enough information known about them. However, there have been many studies conducted on the growth and success of GMOs. Specifically, a research group, GRACE, currently investigates which methods are most beneficial for assessing GMOs. They did many studies, sponsored by the European Commission, and two of these studies included a 90 day and 1 year feeding trial (“EU Research” 1). In the 90 day…

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    Gmo Environmental Impact

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    ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: Direct Environmental Impacts GMOs environmental record demonstrates that they are highly likely to have a deleterious effect on long-term food supplies because they are already damaging the environment. U.N. scientist Olivier De Schutter has discovered that the production of genetically modified grain seeds—for corn, soybeans, rice and other staple crops—has eliminated 75% or more of the wild species of these grains (Schutter “Seed Policies”). A disease that destroys the…

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    while round up ready crops are specifally enginerrd crops made for round up. Monsanto has previously falsified information regarding their products. Little is known about their glyphosate herbcidie, round up, 0 years of intensifying exposure, scientists have been documenting the health consequences of Roundup and glyphosate in our food, in the water we drink, in the air webreathe and where our children play. (8) A study in March of 2015 done by seventee scientist in the International Agency for…

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    Gmos Argument Essay

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    Guiding people from the unforgiving shadow of nature, technology manifests itself from the first piercing spear to the first flying sparks of electricity. Today, the growing innovation of genetically modified organisms will redefine what was once impossible. Genetically modified organisms or GMOs are the result of taking the beneficial characteristics of one organism or a chemical and merging it with that of another organism, to enhance its overall performance for a specific purpose, i.e.…

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    Oh No, GMO’s People have been farming and growing plants and grains for thousands of years while Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO’S) have been hitting the market place for decades. These are items such as produce, grain products and even the meat products we eat on a daily basis. A GMO, or genetically modified organism, is a plant, animal, microorganism or other organism whose genetic makeup has been modified using recombinant DNA methods (also called gene splicing), gene modification or…

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    GM foods as a solution According to the United Nations about 21 000 people die each day due to hunger or hunger related problems. With genetically modified foods we will be able to increase the yield of crops in hunger stricken countries, improve their resistance to diseases and insects and increase their nutritional value. Advantages disadvantages of GM foods Some advantages of genetically modified foods include: a higher yield of crops per hectare, this means that we put a lesser strain on…

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    First, genetically modified food posses potencial risk to human health. Studies show that genetically modified food posses several toxins. Pesticides associated to genetically modified foods , are engineered to tolerate herbicides such as glyphosate and gluphosinate or insecticides such as the bacterial toxin bacillus thuringien- sis. (Aris, Leblanc 2011) Also it can increase the risk of food based allergies, The potential of any new food to induce allergic reactions has been seized upon by…

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    rats with a genetically modified-based diet.” One discrepancy is that the control rats are fed non-GM wheat(unaltered genetically wheat), the others where feed GM corn( corn genetically altered with the Neomycin phosphotransferase II and CaMVP-35S/glyphosate-tolerant enzymes), these are two totally different food groups that could have diversely different effects, genetically modified or not. This lack of a good control group automatically discredits the rest of the paper, for their paper…

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