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    Malathion Research Paper

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    There is no proof to these pesticides causing cancer, however increased ncidences of cancer have been found in those exposed to the chemical regularly. No long term effects may take place if the person who is exposed is rapicdly treated appropriately. No evidence has been provided to prove that malathion will effect a humans possibility of reproducing. Step 2: Dose Response assessment When inhaled malathion is very low in its toxicity Scientists exposed qual to this pesticide to test its effect…

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    GMO Argumentative Essay

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    genetic modification of foods and the impacts it has on the food we consume on a daily basis. I do not agree with the production, advocation, and lies involved with GMO foods. The public has been mislead by false advertisements produced by the “Big 6” pesticide and GMO corporations. GMO stands for genetically-modified organism. “At this time almost all soy products, canola oil, cottonseed oil and yellow corn, including corn syrup and corn oil in the U.S. are from GMO crops” (Dresser and Siegal).…

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    role in our food supply. They pollinate more than 70% of the food we eat, including nuts, berries and other fruits and vegetables. Nevertheless, these hard working insects are disappearing from our planet faster than we can imagine. Between pesticides and all the new communities being built on farmland, we leave no room for wildlife, including honey bees. It’s time to take a stand, by changing the laws of the land and making room for the bees right in our own backyards. Bees and…

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    proven safe, we should take advantage of this unique technology. The author then goes on to give facts to prove the benefits of GM technology. Bailey quotes the FDA, saying that from 1996 to 2011, GM biotech crops have successfully reduced global pesticide by over 1.04 billion pounds (Bailey). Facts from The New York Time proving that GM technology is responsible for saving “Florida’s oranges from a deadly bacterium that would otherwise wipe out the entire crop”. Also, adding vitamin A to rice…

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    After the discovery of DNA by the Austrian monk, Gergel Mendel, crossbreeding between the same organisms has been practiced for a long period. The long duration that crossbreeding takes to get the favorable trait encourages scientists to discover a new, and faster method of introducing DNA to an organism. Scientists use the technique called genetic engineering which helps in transferring genes to the targeted organism to get the advantageous characteristics. Genetically modified foods are foods…

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    also has far reaching implications for the natural resources taken up on food’s journey from farm to plate. This paper will discuss the environmental impacts of agricultural activity in the areas of land use, water consumption, and fertilizer and pesticide use, and the ramifications when the caloric yield from these activities…

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    agriculture is compiled of environmentally friendly manufacturing methods that avoid the use of damaging synthetic enrichers and pesticides, and employ crop cycling methods that enrich topsoil…

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    These pesticides, despite occurring in doses considered sub-lethal, dramatically reduce the ability of bees to prepare for winter. The exposure disrupts the winterization process of honeybees, causing an increase in the morality rate typically observed during the winter months. Furthermore, in honeybees not exposed to one of these pesticides, the winter months are spent within the hive, but in the exposed group this behavior is not seen. A. mellifera exposed to the pesticides have been observed…

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    population. China has one of the largest populations and has decided to switch to genetically modified food. In China their yields were estimated to grow 10% when compared to when they grew non- genetically modified crops and they used 80% less pesticide chemicals, which helps their environment (Genetically Modified Food). The world is experiencing hunger; according to hunger statistics, every one in nine people do…

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    Arguments Against Gmo

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    GMOs can include extra nutrients and genes similar to vaccines to better human health. They also use less pesticides and GM rice can produce less methane. GMOs increase profits for farmers and create economic sovereignty for nations. We could quit giving GMOs such a hard time and allow them into our diet. We should not try and avoid them while shopping but…

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