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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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    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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    Transgenesis

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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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    Organic Farming

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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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    herbicides. Biological weed control is an approach using living organisms to control or reduce the population. The objective of weed biological control is not the eradication of weeds but the reduction and establishment of a weed population to a level below the economic threshold. Biological control (biocontrol) of weeds has a long history and a good success rate. Biological control of weeds is the intentional use of living organisms (biotic agents) to reduce the vigour‚ reproductive capacity‚ density

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    Gmos and Organic Food

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    analyzation Why spend more money on organic food? Why are GMO products lasting longer? These are commonly asked questions which will be explained. By the definition of GMO products‚ they encompass alimentary products grown from seeds that have been genetically altered. Organic products are those that are grown under the traditional way‚ without any intervention of Bio-engineering‚ and also without the usage of chemicals‚ known as pesticides. The Author‚ Michael Pollan in both‚ “Omnivore’s Dilemma”

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    This sometimes forces the firm to sometimes source genetically modified foods in order to offset the deficit. This is a direct threat to the ethical setting of the brand. Factors affecting Chipotle Mexican Grill The growing concern for healthy food is an opportunity to the food chain. They have successfully exploited

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    The United States has grow on its population and diversity‚ due to this growth‚ there is always a high command to increase food productivity to satisfy the needs of the global population. There are many companies that supply seeds and sells them to farmers around the world. But there is a company in particular that has taken over “26% of the global seed market”‚ which is Monsanto. Monsanto Corporation is an important seed provider. It is widely known for producing GMO seeds. Many people are against

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    * extremely biased – condescending‚ talking down to us like we’re a bunch of dummies * says twice “opponents to GM are too ‘dumb’ to think for themselves and decide whether or not GMs are good or bad” * we‚ as consumers‚ want food labeled so we can decide whether we want to eat it or not * GM foods is not plant breeding‚ it’s changing the genes – something that nature cannot do on its own – introducing DNA from a different species into the plant * This is not hybridization –

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    Jeffery Kesterson Monique Babin WR-122 15 May 2015 Is Organic Food Really Healthier For You? Maya W. Paul wrote an article for Helpguide.com about organic foods geared towards helping people understand how to read organic food labels and their benefits and claims. When she wrote her definition for the word “organic”‚ she defined it as: Organic crops must be grown in safe soil‚ have no modifications‚ and must remain separate from conventional products. Farmers are not allowed to use synthetic pesticides

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