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    The Evolution of Genetic Modification The conventional genetic alteration of the makeup of plants has been occurring for millennia; harvesting the seeds from the best crops and planting them years down the line; breeding and crossbreeding certain genes to make foods grow bigger and give them a sweeter taste. Through this intuitive process, humans have managed to transform the small, wild tomato into a number of different varieties: from big to small, beefsteak to grape, revolutionizing the food…

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    You Are What You Eat The timeline where one has come from discussing genetic engineering in agriculture to one’s thoughts of human genetic engineering is based on where it began and changed over generations to what it will become. Currently, there is an issue at hand that must be addressed; Genetically Modified Organisms also known as GMOs are being rendered on the countertops at local food stores. The thought of producing and consuming food products that are genetically modified causes a stir…

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    modified to enhance crop production, nutritional value, safety, and/or taste. These foods are considered genetically engineered (GE), or genetically modified (GM). Genetic engineering modifies the genetic material of living cells to produce new substances or perform new functions. As with most “new” technological advances, genetic engineering has its advantages and disadvantages and is currently a hot topic of debate with regard to the health, and environmental, implications of such foods.…

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    GMO Labeling Essay

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    Food is a fundamental human right, it is essential to our bodies for developing cells and tissues to protecting them against infections. It is just as fundamental that the public is aware of what foods they consume. In the past couple of decades, a rise of bio technology has revolutionized the agricultural industry, since then GMOs (genetically modified organisms) have been introduced that claim to be resistant to disease, help humans that are suffering from famine, produce greater yields, and…

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    struggle to put food on the table, farmer’s fields are bare of life. In a large city fresh food is scarce and overpriced, the frost came early this year. Without genetically engineering food, harsh weather conditions, and sudden catastrophes are able to wipe out thousands of necessary crops. Though the usage of genetic engineering on food can be thought of as harmful, the benefits are even greater. The weather affects crops around the world, and while people say that places need to plant…

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    One of the main concerns and striving goal of the United States is to improve the economy and make larger profits. Several of the most dominating biotech companies that control over seventy percent of the world’s pesticide and genetic modification seed market are Monsanto, Syngenta, Dow Agrosciences, BASF, Bayer, and Pioneer (Du Pont). As these companies inquire that they are trying to benefit the American population, it is actually the complete opposite; they are lying to the American public in…

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    Cosmetically perfect food, also known as genetically engineered food or GEF, are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally according to the World Health Organization. ("Food, Genetically Modified." WHO. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Nov. 2015. http://www.who.int/topics/food_genetically_modified/en/). It has led to the waste of aesthetically unappealing food as the trend of “perfect” food has grown. However, there are organizations now that…

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    Gm Foods Research Paper

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    special menu is, “Fingerling Potatoes with Waxmoth Genes (served with sour cream from bovine growth hormone treated cows), Braised Pork Loin with Human Growth Genes, and Rice Pudding with Pea and Bacteria Genes…Bon Appetit!” (Hart 11). Unknown genetically modified genes such as <> have been inputted into plentitudes of crops, unknown for their safety for human consumption and environmental effects. According to the UCSUSA, “None of the genetically modified food crops currently on the…

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    Genetically Modified Food as a Way of Feeding the Rich Genetic modification is a huge step in human evolution, but, unfortunately, it is not clear to what direction the step is made. The whole idea of genetic modification is to invent organisms that can adapt to any natural disasters, and, most likely, it is the only way to deal with hunger. However, if we were capable and knowledgeable enough to distinguish genetically modified foods from natural ones, what would we choose? Obviously, we would…

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    Monsanto Ethical Dilemmas

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    genetically engineered ingredients. In the United States, we don’t?” Why is genetic modification rendering in a nation that is considered the best country of all? In all of its entirety, genetic engineering and genetically modified organisms are the basis to all other national situations related to food insecurity, like…

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