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    GMOs Causing More Harm than Good Gregory T. Hedge Com150 May 12‚ 2013 Luberta M. Bigg Abstract (Add Abstract here) GMOs Causing More Harm than Good A statement was issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the early 1990’s that advised consumers that there had been no danger associated with consuming foods containing Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) therefore no “safety” studies were necessary. The FDA furthermore made the ruling that the labeling of GMO foods was not mandatory

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    Biotechnology. The Coordinated Framework of Biotech believes in the idea that overseeing GMOs requires no new laws. An example of poor regulation method is the new genetically modified (GM) type of Kentucky bluegrass that will be able to withstand the Roundup herbicide. The Approval was admitted by the US Department of Agriculture. The Plant Pest Act is the only regulation available to control GM crops. Which means that the USDA has no obligation to regulate GM Crops‚ the courts have no way of intervening

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    The objective of this report is to analyze the differences in Monsanto’s experiences in the United States and Europe and the reasons of opposition in Europe‚ despite that‚ why Monsanto pushed ahead so hard. Monsanto is a leading biotechnology company‚ which an American-based company. The company had received import approval of some products before concerns were elevated. They responded by launching an advertising campaign to discuss the potential benefits of biotechnology. Monsanto was trying to

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    In our calculation of the various two-sample test statistics‚ the data showed that in both weight and length‚ the difference in mean values between each Ammonium Sulfate treatment and the Roundup control is statistically significant with an alpha-value of 0.05. In every case‚ the length and weight of the seedlings in treatment A was found to be greater than that of the seedlings in treatments B or C‚ as predicted. The only case in which the

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    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 insect protection called YieldGard Corn Borer. In 1998‚ Monsato Co. combines the technology of in-seed herbicides with

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    The Harmful Effects of Genetically Modified Organisms Genetic Engineering has been around since the 1970’s‚ but the process has become more complicated and ambiguous over time. A genetically modified organism‚ or GMO‚ is a plant‚ animal‚ or microorganism that has been produced to overcome any natural restrictions (Happiness). It encompasses eradicating the DNA‚ manipulating it‚ and then reinserting it into the original or alternative organism (Executive). Although GMO’s have some benefits‚ their

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    Is Genetically Modified Foods Good for you or Not? Genetically Modified Foods (GMF) is foods that have been (DNA) modified with chemicals to change the appearance of foods. In Robin Mather’s essay‚ “The Threats from Genetically Modified Food she discusses if GMOs are a benefit for the environment such using labels to immensity look at what ingredients are in the foods. However‚ she also discusses in her article what effects (GMF) have on people and the environment. Genetically modified foods are

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    Do you really know what is in the foods you eat? Most likely not. You probably have never heard of the words genetically modified organisms. It is time to open your eyes to this silent problem that is occurring right now. Genetically modified organisms are in the foods we eat and are ultimately making people sick. Research has shown that consuming genetically modified foods increases your risk for getting cancers and tumors. The only way to avoid it is to eat organic which is not always affordable

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    developing and marketing Roundup and several other herbicides‚ Bovine Growth Hormone‚ and genetically modified seeds. Among the most widely recognized of their genetically modified products include corn‚ soy and canola. These seeds have a gene inserted that makes them resistant to Monsanto ’s own herbicide called Roundup. These seed crops are called Roundup Ready. The purpose of Roundup is to destroy weeds that threaten crops. Seeds that are Roundup Ready can be heavily sprayed with Roundup without killing

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    long-term safety testing for humans‚ but several animal tests have shown negative health effects. Recently‚ a major study verified that the substance used in most major pesticides including best-selling Roundup‚ glyphosate‚ and causes birth defects. And in 2007‚ another independent study proved that Roundup induced sterility in male lab rats. Could this be the reason for the massive decline in fertility seen in human males? A2009 study found that glyphosate caused "total cell death in human umbilical

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