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    plants which are produced by both animal and human consumption through the use of the modern molecular biology techniques. The plants have been changed in the laboratory so as to enhance the preferred features like better nutritional content or raise resistance to herbicides (Arvanitoyannis and Krystallis, 2005). The modification of the desired features has traditionally been carried out through breeding, but some of the breeding methods like conventional plant breeding consume a lot of time and…

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    genetically modified food? This questions have been argued for a long time. I am going to analyze the pro and cons of the Genetically Modified food. One of the pros of genetically modified food is a better taste, increased the nutrition of the food, resistance to disease and pets, and faster output of crops. The cons of the genetically modified food isn’t 100% safe because it violate the law of natural growth. What is genetically Modified food? Genetically Modified foods are created by…

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    The book I will be reviewing is called ‘Silent Spring’ by Rachel Carson discussing the use of pesticides and why it’s so bad for not only plants but us too. Carson’s main goal is to tell us of the hidden dangers pesticides have on our ecosystem. Carson her main argument is that pesticides are way to lethal to be used and provides examples of how the use of pesticides can easily get out of hand and harm all living organisms. In the beginning of her book, Carson describes a town in the heart of…

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    Pesticide resistant GMOs, and their effects on the wellbeing of the planet In an event as influential as the asteroid that ended the Cretaceous period, Homo-Sapiens began their work terraforming their world around them. They annihilated species while promoting other. They destroyed landscapes to fulfill their wants. They mixed and meddled into everything imaginable. Over the course of their actions they slowly tapped into the promoting force of life itself… Evolution. At first they bred animals…

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    mulches for weed management, steam sterilization of the soil for disease management, or barriers such as screens to keep birds or insects out. “Chemical control is the use of pesticides. In IPM, pesticides are used only when needed and in combination with other approaches for more effective, long-term control.” Also, pesticides are selected and applied in a way that…

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    Evolution is the 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.…

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    Going Organic Benefits

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    chemicals they spray on their crops. Even though they try to be careful while using these toxic chemicals, studies show that farmers who use pesticides are much more likely to get cancer than farmers who do not choose to ride on the pesticide train. The World Health Organization claimed that every year two-hundred twenty thousand farmers die from pesticide use worldwide. Even the Environmental Protection Agency, created to protect the Earth from hazardous chemicals and practices, can’t be…

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    Should Gmo Be Banned

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    We live in an era that is vastly changing by the technological advances in all fields. New medicines and health procedures, more environmentally friendly vehicles and energy resources, even our knowledge of the universe. We have gained so much, but there is still controversy on everything we do to gain more advances in everything we know. A big controversy is the talk on the food we eat. The huge deal today is about Genetically Modified Organisms more commonly known as gmos and the rival of…

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    The human race is increasingly facing adverse situation that hinder it from evolving and moving forward. The most recent challenge comes in the form with the lack of sufficient arable land that would be needed in order to produce enough food for the ever increasing number of humans on Earth. According to the projections published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the number of human beings on Earth is expect to rise above the nine billion mark by 2050. As such, there are those who…

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    consumers. Genetically modified crops have many positive effects such as increased productivity, lowering pesticide chemicals on crops, and even helps economically. Genetically modified crops is a fast growing technique and needs to keep growing to make an impact like it already has. First is the productivity of genetically modified crops.…

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