International trade of genetically modified foods

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    getting out of hand and continues to grow. The world can only sustain a certain amount of people and food to feed its inhabitants. After an extreme growth in population; many countries have changed to genetically modified foods. I want to investigate the effects of GMO foods on human health and the environment. GMO stands for genetically modified organism also known as Genetically enhanced foods, this concept is the the alteration or modification or an organism’s genetic material by means of…

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    theory of development from earlier forms. Genetically modified organisms, also known as GMOs, can originate back to ancient nations when they began manipulating different organisms to appease their needs. Today more than 75% of the world’s food is attributed by GMOs, yet only 37% of Americans agree that they are safe to eat. The biggest misconception between scientists and the public is actually over GMOs: 88% of U.S. scientists say genetically modified foods are safe to eat. Since the public is…

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    people do not think about what they eat until it is too late. Genetically modified organisms were created to improve our life. However, they are associated with various health risks and environmental issues, which stops them from actually being beneficial to our life. Therefore, genetically modified organisms need to be banned or labeled so that the Americans can choose whether they want to purchase them or not. To begin, genetically modified organisms, also known as GMOS – “include one or more…

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    Humans currently produce more food than they can consume; unfortunately a lot of this food is wasted every year. Naturally, we try to buy the products we consume based on their appearance alone. It is because of this, that a lot of the farm-grown products do not make it to the supermarket, and the products that do make it do not always sell on their totality. If a product doesn’t sell after a period of time, it 's thrown away even when the product is in perfectly good condition for human…

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    While genetically modified organisms have been around since the 90 's, they are still a highly debated topic all the way into 2016. The use of many GMOs create a hot bed of debate, but the pros of GMOs far outweigh the cons. The struggle for the population control and world hunger are evident and also uncontrollable, as we approach 9 billion people it is eminent that we will run out of needed resources such as food, gas, and space. What if I told you that the issue of food could be easily solved…

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    GM foods are foods that derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through the introduction of a gene from a different organism. (“Food, Genetically modified” 1) You may not familiar with it because it is a new technology and not yet wildly promoted. People’s views on GM foods are controversial. Some of them think GM foods are harmful, but some does not. Therefore, I plan to conduct a research on genetically modified (GM)…

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    produce different vitamins, minerals, or proteins. Herbs for medicinal purposes such as vaccines may be introduced into normal foods in order to produce a cost effective method of administration with ease. Modified oil content in seeds promotes nutrition. Along both intensive and extensive margins within economic production rates in countries, conventional seeds replaced by modified ones aggregate acreage over time². Since improved oil content serves as a substitute for chemical treatments, it…

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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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    years, the outcry of people against genetically modified food, or GM food, has become increasingly prominent in both commercial and governmental practices. GM foods have a negative connotation; people think that eating something that has been modified is going to poison their body. Not only that, but most of the American public believes that in doing this, humans are playing god, and have gone too far. However, none of this is true. So far, none of the GM food currently on the market has any…

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    family. Suddenly the planet starts to run out of its natural resources, prices on food skyrocket, your kids fall ill, and the environment begins to crumble. Now imagine all of this occurring in just a few short years if our human population continues to double with not enough resources to feed the planet. Will the only solution to end world hunger be genetically modified foods? Is genetic engineering going to make our food system more sustainable? II. Arguments Argument 1 Little evidence…

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