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    glyphosate and in the manipulation of genetically modified (GM) seeds. They were a chemical company‚ which shifted into the new life science area developing numerous patents related to genetic techniques and GM seeds variety. The company entered in the agrobiochemical industry‚ which is in its growth life cycle based on continuous product improvements and replacement by superior traits. The industry is focused on chemical products used in agriculture and genetically modified crops. There are rivals in

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    The Use of Genetically Modified Salmon Throughout history there has always been a need to produce large quantities of crops and livestock which contain the most desirable phenotype. Farmers select for these desirable traits on the most fundamental level employing techniques such as selective breeding and the use of fertilizers. However with the ever growing expansion of today’s society the ability to produce sufficient resources using conventional agricultural methods is limited. The science

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    pesticides and herbicides can’t even touch. Those are just a few of the horrible effects of genetically modified organisms. Many people think that genetically modified organisms are beneficial and could possibly change the food industry for the better. What these people don’t know is that for every benefit genetically modified organisms have‚ there is a larger downside. I believe that genetically modified organisms should be tested further to see the long term effects‚ and if released‚ they should

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    Examples of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)e’ Many of our common crops‚ such as corn‚ canola‚ potatoes‚ tomatoes‚ squash‚ and soybeans‚ are genetically modified. The majority of these crops were herbicide-resistant as well as insect-resistant‚ while the others may contain increased nutrients such as vitamins‚ produce yield earlier‚ or are able to survive weather extremes. Genetically modified tomatoes were introduced to the market in 1994‚ becoming the first commercially grown transgenic crop

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    GMOs are genetically modified organisms that are usually put in crops to make them bigger‚ tastier‚ or healthier. Though this sounds like a great idea there are extreme drawbacks. For instance GMOs are already increasing herbicide use in the U.S. by 26 percent since 1998 when the leaders of GMOs said that they would decrease herbicide use. This also means that more weeds are becoming resistant to herbicides and so GMOs are creating superweeds that are even harder to kill. With the constant spraying

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    How would you feel if I told you that the food you’re eating was made in a science lab? Genetically modified organisms‚ or GMOs‚ are the outcome of a laboratory process where genes from the DNA of one species are extracted and artificially manipulated into the genes of an uncorrelated plant or animal. Crops are often genetically modified to be resistant to pesticides so farmers would be able to spray them without harming the crop itself. However‚ there are many consequences regarding consumers’

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    GMFs (Genetically Modified Food) have faced strong opposition. The anti-GMFs argue that modification of original organism composition does not improve the current status of the organisms. However‚ it generates dangerous side effects and yields toxic substances that could result in allergies‚ stomach problems‚ diseases and economic and environmental fears. People concern on the safety of food became pronounced before the commencement of GMFs in the 1990s. The specific target was the genetically engineered

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    customization of life forms. The term "genetically-modified organisms" (GMO’s)‚ is most commonly used to refer to crop plants created for human or animal consumption using the latest molecular biology techniques (Whitman‚ 2000). GMO’s offer dramatic promise for some of the greatest challenges of the century‚ however‚ like all new technologies‚ they also possess risks more imperative than benefits. Controversies accompanying GMO’s commonly focus on human and environmental safety‚ economic dependence

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    A few years ago‚ I was invited to give a talk at the English Salon‚ a weekly seminar series sponsored by the YWCA Language School in Nagoya‚ Japan. My topic was genetically modified (GM) food and my stance was distinctly supportive. (Don’t start throwing the rotten tomatoes now!) Despite my hour-and-a-half long presentation‚ I was unable to convince most of the audience that GM foods were safe to eat and had many environmental benefits as well. GM food seems relatively benign if it’s the result

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    financial burden to many farmers. Farmers who buy seeds from Monsanto could not saved for future plant. Otherwise‚ Farmers will have to pay for Monsanto when they find out. Furthermore‚ Monsanto produced products that involved in the risk of animals and human health. Some of Monsanto’s actions should considered moral temptation. #2. Compare the benefits of growing GMO seeds for crops with the potential negative consequences of using them. As the GM seeds introduced to the United States and across the

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