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    that occurred concerning agriculture. This revolution has been marked in history as the Green Revolution. Many components went into making the Green Revolution the success that is was such as; the production of fertilizers, higher yielding crops, herbicides, and pesticides. The Green Revolution occurred due to a shortage of food and people dying of starvation. Throughout history there has been many revolutions. From the Industrial Revolution, which dealt manufacturing to The American Revolution…

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    Introduction: The definition of Genetically Modified Organisms in the Britannica Encyclopedia is given as “Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) is the organisms whose genome has been engineered in the laboratory in order to favor the expression of the desired physiological traits or the production of the desired biological products”. From the definition we can understand that the genome from the DNA can be altered or some sequence can be separated from the DNA and use it to enhance or mute (gene…

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    Introduction Genetically modified foods have become a major concern and have caused controversy regarding both their health and environmental effects (2). 'Using modern techniques of genetic engineering, it is possible to introduce specific genetic material derived from any species of plant, animal, or microorganism, or even a synthetic material, into different species of plant' (Journal 1) This allows a desired trait to be enhanced and reproduced. (3) (4) 'The resulting plants are commonly…

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    producing food for small regional areas to a large scale, it would allow- year round food production without dealing with the climate having an effect on the yield of food that is produced. Furthermore, it would eliminate the use of pesticides and herbicides, allow land to return to its natural state, reduce black water and conserving drinking water which is extremely important for areas like California. The AeroFarms research lab in Newark, New Jersey states that they’re growing food in 16 days…

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    Ptd Vietnam War

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    Other than the possibility of having a psychological condition, many veterans were exposed to a herbicide known as Agent Orange. Agent Orange is a herbicide used to kill plants to make it easier for soldier to navigate the terrain. The only real problem with Agent Orange is that just about anyone who was exposed to it made them suffer severe physical defects. Two side effects…

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    Genetically Modified Organism Everyday Usage What is your stance on genetically engineering organisms to contain better genes within agriculture? Over the past decades gene engineering has been a huge topic of discussion between the public. Questions have erupted on whether the benefits from GMOs (genetically modified organism) outway the problems and on whether it is morally right to modify creatures for humans satisfaction. With a little education one will find that gene manipulation should…

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    Agent Orange Vietnam War

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    Over 40 years prior, Agent Orange was one of 15 herbicides utilized by the U.S. military as a defoliant in the Vietnam War to secure and spare the lives of U.S. furthermore, allied soldier. It was the unique blend of two normal herbicides (2,4-D and 2,4,5-T ) that had been utilized independently as a part of the United States since the late 1940s. The government named the mixture “Agent Orange”…

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    not only feeds humans but is also largely produced for farm animal consumption. Corn is so valued in the United States that the government has coined it the “king of crops” and its production is heavily financially supported. We have even produced herbicides that protect the crop from pesticides, therefore increasing production. Corn is also the source of the major sweetener that we find in many soft drinks and processed foods- high fructose corn syrup (Parker et al,…

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    Gmo Negative Effects

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    GMO Foods Negatively Impact the World There exists a future where our children are highly likely to be diagnosed with a chronic illness. At the frontier on this movement lies Genetically modified foods (GMO Foods.) A failed attempt to solve the problem of world hunger. A failure that leaves the world with contaminated non-GMO crops, health disorders, & more hunger. The world starves while large biotech companies sit on their huge bags of cash. Genetically Modified foods have been used to…

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    Gmos Argumentative Essay

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    concede that GMOs are harmful to humans, animals and the environment, I still insist that GMOs offer benefits as well. Because according to the GMO industry, there are many good reasons to use GMOs. One of the reasons is due to a reduced need for herbicides and pesticides. But if…

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