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    GMO are pest resistant but they aren’t like that naturally. They use Roundup to create pest and herbicide resistance for the GE crops. The crops are resistant so the weeds receive this resistance and use it. This created “superweeds” and farmers are trying to get rid of them by using toxic herbicides which is defeats the purpose of using less chemicals. The crops are pest resistant and herbicide resistant so they can become “superweeds”. This has caused many issues for farmers with so many acres…

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    genetically modified to be resistant to pests. Crops lost to insect can be deviational to a nation’s food security. Crops can be genetically modified to be resistant to herbicides. It is not cost effective to remove weeds using physical man power. Farmers will spray their crops with large quantizes of herbicides but these herbicides can be very harmful to the environment. Therefore genetically modified foods present a more sustainable way of feeding the…

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    They decrease biodiversity and pollute water resources. Roundup herbicide has been shown to cause birth defects in amphibians, embryonic deaths, and organ damage in animals, even at very low quantities. GMOs negatively affect the environment. The toxicity is a huge issue surrounding chemical pesticides and herbicides, used with GMOs. GMOs may be toxic to organisms such as, bees and butterflies. Bees are very important in the pollination of…

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    Canola Oil Research Paper

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    and sunflower. Olive oil is great for salads and should only be used for low to moderate heat cooking. Peanut oil is a good cooking and frying oil because it is quite resistant to rancidity. However, since peanuts are often heavily sprayed with herbicides, it is best to use organic peanut oil. Sesame oil is also quite stable and not easily subject to rancidity. Be aware of processed foods that contain canola oil. Quite often, the front label will boast "Made With Olive Oil", but when you read…

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    For the GM debate, it is difficult to see where scientific evidence ends and speculation begins. This section will delve into assessing the scientific arguments anti-GM groups present. Additionally, these scientifically based arguments are what policy makers use in order to justify their regulatory decisions on potential ecological and food safety risks. There are difficulties in identifying and locating genes for gene scientists. Researchers have limited knowledge on the agriculturally…

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    The monarch butterfly is a beautiful butterfly that is well known for its large migration from places all over the continent to California and Mexico. They make this migration during the fall in order to make it to Mexico and California before the cold weather strikes. If the butterflies were to get caught in the cold weather they would not be able to survive. Monarchs who reside east of the Rocky Mountains will migrate to Mexico and hibernate in oyamel fir trees. Those who live west of the…

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    What Is GMO?

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    are “environmentally friendly.” The herbicides and pesticides such as Glyphosate combined with other chemicals used on plants, can result in contamination of the soil and land. In fact; this chemicals can reach and touch groundwater and can poison much of the natural water supply that is left in the world. At the same time, when groundwater is used as drinking water poses a risk of consumption and endanger the health of plants, animals, and humans alike. Herbicides and pesticides are highly…

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    Pesticides In Society

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    insects and molds. There are initially three categories of pesticide substances: insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides—all of which specializes in the way it destroys certain pests. Insecticide fights against insects that “feed on crops, leaves, roots, and other parts of plants” (Naveen et al 125). This is the type of pesticide that may be used in most parks, gardens, sidewalks, and forests. Herbicide is the pesticide that is used in agricultural settings to kill weeds and other unwanted…

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    Monsanto Research Paper

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    Making plants better impervious to weeds, bother and different maladies, for example, corn. Greater respects make more effective utilization of area, less employments of herbicides and…

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    in the unexpected production of toxic substances”(Miller). Furthermore, the GMOs that have been released and are herbicide resistant are able to be soaked in herbicides and not damage the product. This means that the consumers are eating these pesticides. “Recent studies have found that farmers growing genetically engineered crops are using just as many toxic pesticides and herbicides as conventional farmers and in some cases using more”(Miller). In addition, scientists predict that there will…

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