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    Importance Of Honey Bees

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    worldwide, we are reporting bee loss today in numbers that have never been reached throughout history. We know they are dying, we know we need them, and we know what needs to stop to ensure we have them. Again, scientifically, much of the blame is on pesticides. With that being the case, if people will not make changes due to ethical arguments, the scientism approach will leave little room for…

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    destroying the environment causes Carson’s audience to feel embarrassed rather than angry and feel obligated to help remedy their mistakes. Carson then emphasizes that an “authoritarian temporarily entrusted with power” made the decision to use pesticides, allowing her audience to feel relieved that this person is no longer in power. This previously powerful figure chose that “the supreme value is a world without insects” without discussing that decision with “countless legions of people”…

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    misconstrue and deny true scientific research. This is frequently skewed in public view and opinion, as genetically modified foods are the future of agriculture. Although this is seemingly reputed by many, the related health effects, decrease in use of pesticides, and sustainability of these products are all positive measures that create the best possibility for practical future use. Perhaps the most pertinent and concernable topic would be that of the health effects that could result from…

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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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    explaining the consequences of human behavior. She explains how much harm we have done to our environment by the use of pesticides specifically referring to DDT, a pesticide that is not only poisonous to insects but to our Ecosystem as a whole. These pesticides instead of helping humanity they are having the opposite effect and are altering our nature. She could not be more accurate, pesticides tend to settle into our soil, from there they are transferred to our water supply creating a chain…

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    Union Carbide Disaster in Bhopal - India The impact(s) of this incident. The Union Carbide Catastrophe is one of the world’s devastating and life-threatening events, which have claimed for many lives of people and it is reported that it continues to today. Based on the play, the Union Carbide Catastrophe is a 33 years incident that happened in Bhopal India on 4th December 1984; released nearly 40 tons of highly toxic gas or poisonous gases known as methyl isocyanate. According to the play, at…

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    order to process any food and make it last longer, stay fresher, and not spoil, you have to add harmful chemicals that hurt the environment. Also, I believe that organic foods are not only not processed, but supposed to be made without the use of pesticides. To create processed food, people use antibiotics and growth hormones which distort the size and shapes of food. I believe that the consumption of organic and whole foods is better for human kind directly for their own health and indirectly…

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    Malathion

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    as mosquitos and bind to the enzymes and ultimately eliminate the population of problem insects in the community (Gervais, J. A. Luukinen, B. Buhl, K. Stone, D. 2009). Although there can be some serious potential risks while using malathion as a pesticide, there has been previous studies in other countries illustrated by J.A. Gervais, that 5 volunteers had consumed approximately 16mg of malathion a day for about 47 days and did not see major adverse effects (Gervais, J. A. Luukinen, B. Buhl, K.…

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    but entire ecosystems. Carson attacks farmers for using pesticides like parathion and argues that agriculturalists must consider the repercussions of ignoring the “universal” killing power of parathion before mindlessly eradicating bothersome animals. To support her central argument, Carson uses the extended metaphor comparing parathion to a murderer to create an emotional appeal that demonstrates the lethal environmental effects of pesticides. Additionally, Carson uses concrete diction to…

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    Changes In Factory Farming

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    in 1992, stating that workers must be provided with protection from potential pesticide exposure, be trained about pesticide safety, and be provided qualifications in case exposure occurs (EPA). Providing the workers with this has protected them from the harmful diseases that could occur due to pesticide exposure. In addition, the Food Quality Protection Act was established in 1996, to regulate the amount of pesticides that are introduced to our food so there is not an excess amount in the…

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