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    on the long term effect and how it would affect the molecular structure of the consumer. Farmers in the Mississippi Portal encountered serious and unexpected problems with their herbicide-tolerant cotton during the 1997 growing season. many farmers found deformed bolls and, dropped off the plants. 20 percent of the herbicide-tolerant cotton was affected. However,speculation…

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    the world’s standards. Academic studies of “corn and soybeans, the two primary genetically engineered food and feed crops grown in the United States and Based on those studies, the UCS report concludes that genetically engineering herbicide-tolerant soybeans and herbicide-tolerant corn has not increased yields” (Smith). An overwhelming amount of resources and money were wasted to create an altered seed that failed the world. The money wasted on the creation of GMOs could have been used to…

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    The herbicides can also alter nutrient content in our foods. Now our produce lacks large amounts of the nutrients we need (GMO Edu., Heath Risks). The most concerning effect of GMO’s is the harm it can cause to our health. A lot of GMO compainies are trying to…

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    The city commission should ban the use of toxic herbicides and pesticides in parks and playgrounds to help the continual growth and development of the local ecosystem and the health of people in these establishments. Pesiticides and herbicides used in parks can cause health problems in people, especially in young children who frequently explore parks and playgrounds. Pesticides and herbicides are used to keep unwanted organisms from growing in a certain area. However, many of these chemicals…

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    What We Are Eating Are Putting Our World and Health at Risks Food is essential to us. It provides energy and nutrients we need to survive. Therefore, we always want to improve the food’s appearance, nutrient values and increase crop yields. This leads to the creation of genetically modified (GM) foods. According to the World Health Organization, 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…

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    role was to create new genetically modified seeds and herbicides that can help the cotton farmers solving the weeds and the insects problems. First, Monsanto created herbicides that kill the weeds while sparing the cotton plant, however, the chemical in the herbicides that kill weeds was too strong for the cotton plant. Second, Monsanto developed cotton seeds called Roundup Ready, the cotton seeds that can withstand the chemical in the herbicides, In the book, the author said that the Roundup…

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    engineering companies and created genetically modified plants resistant to glyphosate, a herbicide also known as Roundup. Herbicides are known for killing crop plants and weeds; therefore, with the creation of herbicide resistant plants, herbicides can be sprayed on a field of genetically engineered crop plants, modified to be herbicide resistant, in order to kill weeds while the crops remain unaffected. The creation of herbicide resistant crop plants is a major landmark in the early development…

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    Gmo Pros And Cons

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    One of the main claims, as to the benefits of GMO crops are the crops resistance to herbicides, pesticides, and insecticides. The pro-GMO claim that the use of herbicides make it possible for farmers to use only one application of herbicides instead of…

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    The Grim side of GMOs The ongoing debate around the world is, are genetically modified organisms, also known as GMOs, good for you and the environment? Research however shows GMO’s are bad for you, the environment and have had not enough testing. Imagine coming home, the whole day you've been waiting for that special treat in the fridge, nothing bad could happen from eating this treat on the outside, but inside your kidneys are slowly being destroyed and immune system weakened. These GMOs are…

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    The introduction of dangerous herbicides such as Agent Orange, to Vietnam has significantly increased extremely dangerous health problems in humans living in that area. In many cases, the introduction of these agents underwent scientific tests to prove, that they cause (Type 2) diabetes, prostate cancer, respiratory cancer, spina bifida, and many others. (Marti) This is especially devastating because over 2.1 to 4.8 million people became exposed to these agents of destruction. (Marti) Out of all…

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