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    Here are a few other benefits according to the aforementioned agencies: • less need for pesticides • less need for some additives, such as preservatives and antioxidants • lower risk of importing or exporting insect pests hidden inside food products • reduced need for toxic chemical treatments, such as those used to kill bacteria found in some spices • used as an alternative to an ozone-depleting gas to disinfect imported fruits, grains, and vegetables Until recent years, only irradiated dried…

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    Bhopal Tragedy Case Study

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    People around the city were in chaotic motion all trying to escape the toxic gas cloud that resulted from the gas leakage from the plant owned by the Union Carbide Corporation that its aim was to produce Methyl Isocyanate, toxic constituent of pesticide Sevin. It was suspected that it was due to the faulty maintenance, ignorance and negligence of the engineers and the management who were working in this plant. According to the nature of this tragedy the blame can be put on the managing director…

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    convenient; since people who eat organically prefer their food be grown where they live, in some ways it’s not truly organic if the products have to be shipped to the states from another country and distributed from state to state. The products may be pesticide free and full of health benefits but the point of organic food is home grown food. Food we expect to be grown in the backyard. A lot of people who shop at stores like Earthbound or Whole foods don’t know…

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    Opp Pesticides Essay

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    The results showed the presence of pesticide residues in bore water, as well as in the MC supply water. A total of seven pesticides were detected in these water samples, but ethion was not among those detected in the samples. Among the different groups of pesticides, OP pesticides were present in the range of 0.002–0.768gL−1 with maximum concentrations for triazofos (0.768gL−1) and metribuzin (2.51gL−1) in their respective groups (Table 6). Almost 100% of the samples showed the presence of…

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    ORGANIC FOOD MARKET Introduction Organic food market is an outcome of organic farming which uses organic fertilizer, and avoids pesticides and chemicals. The recent researches demonstrate that organic farming is an important vehicle to maintain environmental balance. Due to the fact that consumer concerns on health and environmental issues related to food, organic farming has drawn great attention in Europe, including EU members as well as non-EU members during the last couple decades. The…

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    difference between organic and inorganic to make a congest decision. The word organic refers to the way farmers grow and process agricultural products. Organic food items are produced using processes without synthetics such a chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Inorganic foods on the other hand, use synthetics to produce the finished food products according to the Mayo Clinic. Three of the most significant motivators for buying organic products is health, taste and caring for nature and…

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    Before I discuss how utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics would respond to what took place, I am first going to briefly describe the situation. “While most of the population slept during the night of December 3, 1984, a toxic cloud of over forty tons of methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas escaped from the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, central India. Heavier than air, the gas blanketed the slums surrounding the facility and spread over the city of 800,000 people. At least 2,000 died immediately…

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    The development of biotechnology for pesticide resistance is projected to play a critical role in the agricultural industry for its potential benefits in cell and tissue culture and genetic and biochemical techniques, though minimally used today. The most common role of biotechnology thus far has been the circumnavigation of resistance to herbicides, but remains to be applied to fungicides, insecticides and rodenticides. The latest biotechnology is being developed in its techniques for…

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    The organic supply chain is different from the normal conventional supply chain. The organic chain has less intermediaries. There is more dependence on suppliers and suppliers have to be certified as organic. The suppliers should be located in places where crops can grow without being attacked by plagues and with the appropriate weather conditions. The organic food supply chain is more fragmented that the conventional one and also involves having to comply with the regulations and rules of being…

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    SECTION A: Insect Pest Interfere Crop Production; case study of water melon production. Insects are organisms that can be of important when impose positive impact in the crops and human environments, but when harm the crops and interfere with human activities they regarded as pests and much care must be taken to ensure they not harm the crops and reduce risk of crop loss. Idea of understanding their biology, the way they reproduce, grow and develop and their involvement in the crop environment…

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