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    Humans need few things for survival: water‚ shelter‚ and food. So why is it that our food‚ something we need to survive‚ has grown so detached from us? Research has shown what we should eat and how much‚ with the illustration of the food pyramid to make it easy. More meats and grains and less fats and oils to stay healthy. Eat right‚ exercise‚ watch portion sizes‚ and all will be well with your body. What Americans do not think about is where their food comes from. Why are there oranges in

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    With the current political situation in America‚ there is often talk about “Fixing America” or “Making America Great Again” or whatever new(!) exciting(!) and frankly‚ controversial(‽) taglines for a political campaign. They often talk about things like bans on immigration or other things that are controversial. These ideas are the interesting‚ impactful topics‚ and help get politicians reelected. However‚ I feel‚ that the boring things‚ such as education‚ tax reform and such‚ are much more effective

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    Using any company with which you are familiar with‚ identify some of the social‚ cultural and ethical issues relevant to its operation. Comment on how it has‚ or might‚ adapt its policies to deal with these issues There are many different factors which affect the way companies operate and the policies they adopt. This essay will investigate and outline some of the different social‚ cultural and ethical issues which are relevant to Tesco Plc’s operation. This essay will begin by investigating into

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    established and the business’s primary focus was molecular biotechnology. In 1982‚ Monsato Co. bought Jacob Hartz Seed Co.‚ a company known in the Midwest for its soybeen seeds. Also in 1982‚ scientists working for Monsato Co. produced the first genetically modified plant. In 1996‚ RoundUp Ready Soybeans were introduced possessing an in-seed herbicide. Several other in-seed herbicides are introduced in 1997 by Monsato Co. such as RoundUp Ready Cotton and RoundUp Ready Canola. Also introduced is an in-seed

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    and studies on humans. However‚ we must find the reason why organic food is healthier than conventional food before we can proceed so we can adapt to the discrepancies between flies and humans. Then will we be able to produce organic food or genetically modified foods that will have the same effects on humans as it had on flies: increased longevity and improved fertility. A leading researcher in this field is Dr. Johannes H. Bauer. Dr. Bauer works as an assistant professor in Dedman College in SMU

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    Organic farming cannot feed the developing world It is argued that without pesticides and genetically modified crops‚ farming is not economically viable in the developing world. Non-organic farming allows you to farm land that would otherwise not be farmable. Yields are high and costs are low. However‚ there is a worry that intensive farming in these countries will destroy the fertility of the land and in the long run organic farming will secure the future for sustainable farming. Thesis statement:

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    Question 1: The ethical issues in this case revolve around the consumption of genetically modified (GM) foods. On one hand‚ pro-GM groups argue that potential risks need to be judged once enough scientific research has taken place. Until then these crops should be available because of their high per acre yields and reduced need for pesticides and herbicides. With higher per acre yield counts‚ crops could be used to help feed the world’s hungry. On the other side of the argument‚ anti-GM groups

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    the DNA of an organism is transformed to produce a new property and transmit that property to its offspring. The overall genetic pool of the type of organisms are nearly the same‚ but a new gene is placed into an embryo prior to birth. This new technology is to produce organisms with benefits for humans. When this is inserted into the embryo successfully‚ all of the tissues and cells of the new modified organism will contain the foreign gene‚ even their germ cells‚ so these organisms will be able

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    continuously. Australian has had the largest proportion GM crops in the world. Risks posed by GM trials on Australian’s health‚ economy and environment are rapidly spreading. In order to gain commercial benefits‚ the research development of Genetically Modified (GM) food in Australia is conducted by biotech corporations. Consumers‚ farmers‚ the environment and the economy are all affected by GM food. Target audience The target audience of this campaign might be younger people‚ positive people‚ passive

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    of today‚ human culture is becoming revolutionary with science and all of its components. Genetically modifying foods presents positive opportunities in agriculture and human health. Furthermore‚ more scientifically advanced modifications that select genetically superior plants‚ have enhanced the yield of crops‚ improved storability‚ and increased disease resistance. To simply remove genes from one organism and transfer them to another is generally harmless if we take appropriate precautions. This

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