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    Chemicals in Food

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    The average American eats about 1‚996.3 pounds of food per year (Credit Loan). Just what exactly is it that they are eating? Between additives‚ pesticides that are sprayed onto fruits and vegetables‚ hormones that are given to cows‚ and the amount of pollution in water‚ the foods that people eat everyday may not be as safe as some would think. Even simple drinking water has been contaminated by illicit drugs‚ medicinal drugs‚ and hormones (National Geographic). Additives also cause a concern when

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    real estate costs. The consumer’s willingness of lower food price also affected Chipotle with the mission statement "Food with Integrity" because Chipotle’s price is a little higher for serving good quality food with inputs sourced using sustainable farming practices. From the learned points of Chipotle’s case‚ we will analyze "Is Chipotle’s current strategy be able to compete with the competitors in the difficult economic times competing for a share of the customer’s stomach?" or "Could Chipotle continue

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    I | This House Believes That newly democratized Arab nations should not allow religious parties to participate in election | | Proposition | Opposition | | 1. Threat to national unity 2. Lead to communal politics 3. Promote religious quest for political dominance 4. the motive of democracy may not be followed because the religious parties might influence the people of their religion 5. this can also led to broadening of gaps between people of different religion 6. in competition

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    Fur Trade Ethics

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    for fur is unnecessary‚ considering all the cruelty free options that we available today in our modern society. Besides the ethics side of the argument‚ the fur industry is an environmentally destructive process.  Similar to other forms of factory farming‚ the fur industry is a threat to the earths natural resources. People who wear fur claim that they do so for reasons such

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    is a Washington University law student. The video was released in December 2014. Factory farms create health hazards for workers‚ animals and the near by community. These hazards can cause health problems for many people. First of all‚ factory farming can have many leads to unsanitary working environment. A problem is overcrowded animals. According to Dr. Michael Greger who is a director of public health and Humane Society for the United States “Naturally high concentration of animals confined

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    production site. Also‚ imported vegetables must have certified organic food mark from the native government. For example‚ Pulmuone’s best selling bean sprouts are only imported from Manju‚ China‚ which is famous for beans. Through native contract farming‚ beans are certified by Organic Food Development Center in China. Additives To enhance natural taste‚ smell and appearance of food‚ Pulmuone does not use chemical preservatives‚ even though it will make expiration date much shorter. In inevitable

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    Biological Predispositions at Strife Genetic engineering‚ or genetic modification‚ is the direct manipulation of human and animal genome using biotechnology in hopes of procreating its masses. What happens: DNA or RNA is prepared and inserted into a host of the organism or a cell that is hybridized into the host. By manipulating its genome‚ scientists (who are so obsessed with “playing god”) are able to produce more desirable or efficient traits in humans and animals. The organism that is newly

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    are banned - when they are used they are very carefully controlled. • (2)Organic food costs more then non-Organic food. This is not always the case but on average organic farmers generally charge more for their produce because: o Many organic farming practices take a bit longer and produce lower yields o It is more labor intensive than conventional agriculture o Fields have to be taken out of food production while they go through three years of organic conversion or for fertility building

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    Fast Food vs Organic

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    Have you ever sat and back and wondered why there are so many obese people in the U.S.? You would think that with all of the buzz about organic foods that we have available‚ that we would slowly be getting better with our weight as a country. Unfortunately the reality of the situation is organic food are expensive and with the way the economy is today many people are working on a budget and simply cannot afford to splurge on the organic items. So now that we know that lets look at the second half

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    slaughter. Some of the worst examples of abuse are found in factory farms where animals may literally never see the light of day or be afforded enough space to even turn around. A few specific examples that are noteworthy‚ critics of intensive animal farming contend: Animals are often genetically altered to increase size and/or shorten growing times. In doing this workers make animals fat fast and give the hormones that make them grow bigger than normal size. Animals potentially have deformities

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