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    Article Analysis – Venezuela food shortage. Title: Venezuela food shortages: ‘No one can explain why a rich country has no food.’ Author: Journalist Virginia Lopez. Date: Thursday 26th September 2013. Source: Guardian (online article.) Summary of points raised: The article highlights that it is possible for a rich country producing a sufficient amount of oil‚ to have food shortages. This is reinforced by economist Asdrubal Oliveros who claims‚ “Oil production has decreased‚” there has also

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    312127 +44 1865 312245 Email: along@oxfam.org.uk Website: http://www.oxfam.org.uk Summary There is a world food crisis. Currently 790 million people are undernourished and around one third of the world’s children go to bed hungry. But their lack of food security is primarily caused by low incomes and unequal access to land‚ water‚ credit‚ and markets.1 There is no crisis of world food production on the horizon‚ despite environmental problems and a growing world population. Hunger will only be

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    developing countries. To solve this problem farmers have to use tons of chemical pesticides every year. Consumers do not want to eat food that has pesticide on it because it can be very harmful to our body. Plus using pesticide can cause environmental pollution. So growing gmo that does not demands pesticide can eliminate the use of chemical substance Plus gmo plants genetically made to be resistant to weed-killer which helps to reduce production cost and waste. Plus gmo can be developed in an extreme

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    countries. To solve this problem farmers have to use tons of chemical pesticides every year. Consumers do not want to eat food that has pesticide on it because it can be very harmful to our body. Plus using pesticide can cause environmental pollution. So growing gmo that does not demands pesticide can eliminate the use of chemical substance (=pesticide 중복되서;;;ㅠ). Plus gmo plants genetically made to be resistant to weed-killer which helps to reduce production cost and waste. Plus gmo can be developed

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    from Soybeans‚ vegetable oil‚ corn flour‚ traces of salt & lime‚ and mix it. You somehow come across the fact that the soybeans that are being used have been genetically modified. This is where you ask yourself: should I tell someone about this? GMO stands for genetically modified organisms‚ and they’ve been around longer than you think. Basically‚ they alter a part of the DNA structure‚ either literally modifying the chromosome or adding some. The chromosome is the component of the cell that

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    Organic and Genetically Modified Foods Currently in our country‚ there are endless amounts of issues surrounding the debate between organic and conventional foods. Organic and conventional foods differ in many ways; the substance‚ cost‚ appearance‚ health benefits and government interaction of these two types of foods differ from one another greatly‚ but also are considered extremely similar in the eyes of the average American consumer. Is organic food healthier for the human body? What is the

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    The general public seems to be very wary of genetically modified organisms‚ or GMOs‚ and particularly genetically modified foods. People argue that they are dangerous because not enough research has been done concerning their safety. However‚ scientists are taking advantage of technology like recombinant DNA technology in order to produce cheaper crops that offer to help combat issues like world hunger and malnutrition. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica‚ a genetically modified organism is

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    promote a certain desirable trait; GMO for short) have been introduced to the market‚ large uproars of consumers‚ politicians‚ and activists against GMO’s have questioned the necessity and safety of them. But for what? Public and environmental safety has always been a major concern for them‚ yet‚ after continuous testing by the FDA‚ USDA‚ and EPA‚ these hypothetical problems have been proven to be just that‚ hypothetical. Another question presented by these anti-GMO activists is‚ “What’s in it for

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    drilled into our head since we were little‚ we have come to associate certain foods with wholesomeness and others with nastiness. When we look at the GMO and high-tech food mess from this perspective‚ we see that it’s the organic-versus-regular battle. What it really boils down‚ however‚ is that it’s the producer agenda have be pushed onto the consumer’s mind. They have made us believe that we want and need certain food items in order to be social and successful. Now that they have managed to

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    Genetically Modified Foods and Organisms and Their Impact on Health and the Environment In the field of molecular biology‚ genetic engineering is the manipulation of DNA for practical purposes. GMO’s or “Genetically Modified Organisms” are plants and animals that have been created through gene splicing techniques‚ or Genetic Engineering. Genetically modified plants and animals offer a technologically advanced way to potentially reduce the use of pesticides and herbicides‚ increase the nutritional

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