Should Gmo Be Allowed In America Under A Highly Controlled System

Alyssa Mayo Honors English 10 B Mrs. Wilken 5 May 2024 Evil in Mankind Is man inherently evil? This idea is present in Lord of the Flies, a novel written by William Golding during the Cold War. It follows a group of school boys whose plane crashes onto a stranded island during an unspecified war. The island is beautiful and rich, but as time goes on, the true colors of the boys expel themselves into violence and savagery: destroying the island as well as their own created civilization. In Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses figurative language, symbolism, and characterization to make a clear argument that civility is necessary; otherwise, the natural beasts in people are compelled to come out and destroy.

Rising GM foods such as B.t. corn can aid to remove the use of chemical pesticides and decrease the price of transporting crops to the market. A specific fascinating pro of genetically modified foods is how they can be encoded to be drought and cold resistant. By creating drought resistant seeds, even in the worst weeks of the dry season, or even in the driest parts of Africa, these crops will grow regardless the situation. This is a huge development of technology and science when it comes to creating this kind of foods. Being cold resistant is also a fascinating innovation instead of the modern growing season being in the summertime months, winter weather can also be a productive time for agriculturalists. This means more harvest and more income for framers.

With numerous developments plaguing agricultural production, the implementation of Genetically Modified Organisms, commonly referred to as GMOs, is best suited to be used in food manufacturing. It is estimated that by the year 2050, global food production must increase by seventy percent. However with current practices in place and the limited expansion of farmland due to urbanization, such production rates are nearly impossible to achieve. The use of Genetically Modified Organisms seems to be among the only feasible options to rapidly increase food production and thus aid in this crisis which plagues even though most developed countries, such as the United States. Specifically in the United States, the use of Genetically Modified Organism

One of the major reasons for the use of GMOs was stated by Chris Black, a plant science major and owner of Richland Plant Food Company. When Mr. Black was asked the question, “Why do farmers now use GMOs when growing crops”, he said “It really helps the everyday farmer with economics and efficiency. Since the US population is always increasing, GMOs have made a cheaper food source to the American Market.” Mr. Black also stated that “It also helps farmers save thousands of dollars in insecticide and herbicide cost that can become overwhelming, because many of the GMO seeds now have this trait. Plus Genetically Engineered crops are more environmentally friendly than organic crops, because they require less water than organic

The article “Benefits You Get From a GMO” by Janet Renee appeared in the May, 20, 2015, “Diet and Nutrition” section on livestrong.com. The author focuses on the benefits of GMOs and provides a description of GMOs. The author states that GMOs have been genetically changed by adding genes from one organism that are beneficial and that many foods can be genetically modified. have been modified so that they are improved aesthetically and and beneficial for the producers. Moreover, there are nutritional benefits, like higher amounts of vitamins and minerals that are beneficial body. Additionally, these have the potential to reduce the amount of carcinogenic and dangerous chemicals found in foods such as gluten-free grains.

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines genetically modified foods as: “foods [that are] derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through the introduction of a gene from a different organism” (WHO, year). GM foods are constructed and distributed because there is some perceived advantage either to the producer or consumer. For a GM food to be of theoretical benefit to the consumer and society as a whole, it should: increase crop yields due to the introduced resistance to pests and disease, enhance the nutritional

GMO Foods help eliminate the need for pesticides and other insect killing products. Lowering the pesticide content in our food will help increase our health. Also, GMOS can help prevent the spoilage of food increasing the amount produced each year.

The production and selling of more genetically modified organisms should be permitted in the US. Furthermore GMO’s have been proven to be safe and can increase food available for people who have little. Considering the increased use of pesticides is not an effect of the GM crops, that is something between the states and farmers themselves. Whereas the use of insecticides has been decreased, as well as, crops being developed to survive harsh climates is an effect of genetically modified crops. Therefore the production and selling of more GMO’s should be allowed in the

Foods, Are one main group things that have GMOs. Food are GMO because we either wanted different things or needed these foods to be more plentiful. GMOs can be very helpful, because they can increase or decrease the shape of fruits/vegetables they can make milk production more efficient and they can make the food last longer too. Not all they can do either, GMO can make foods fungus,disease,insect and weather resistant. Eventually GMOs could help with hunger problems.

Upwards of 75% of food grown in the United States is genetically modified. Meaning that there DNA has been changed to help a specific purpose. There has been a lot of controversy over GMO production. In Europe, GMOs have heavy restrictions or outright bans depending on the country; as of October 3rd, 19 countries have out right banned the cultivation of GMO products. GMO productions should have stricter restrictions with the U.S. government because the health consequences are largely unknown, GMO products are unlabeled and they pose a threat to farmers in their fight against large companies.

The way governments have regulated GM foods varies. In some countries GM foods are not yet regulated. Countries which have legislation in place focus primarily on assessment of risks for consumer health. Countries which have provisions for GM foods usually also regulate GMOs in general, taking into account health and environmental risks, as well as control- and trade-related issues (such as potential testing and labelling regimes). In view of the dynamics of the debate on GM foods, legislation is likely to continue to

Should GMO’s be outlawed by the government? The problem is that GMO’s are dangerous to our health. They is even are even harmful to animals. “To call them "human" is an insult to humanity. They are ANTI-human.” (Adams 2012).

“70 percent of our corn farmland and 93 percent of soy farmland are planted with crops genetically engineered to resist pests and herbicides and increase crop yields. 60% of all the processed foods in the United States are genetically modified; a shocking statistic has the concern of many Americans. However, most people are uninformed about the beneficial impact that genetically modified food has on their diet. GM is the use of molecular biology technology to modify the inherited structure of organisms. Genetically engineered crops increase nutrients, drought tolerance, provide more food for growing populations, and resists diseases and pesticides. Genetically engineered foods are crucial to the improvement of economy, agriculture, society, and health choices. The creation of GM foods was one of the most significant breakthroughs in food industry. Genetically modifying foods is a key component that is harmless for the enrichment of our foods.

In the tragic play “Macbeth”, by William Shakespeare, a Scottish general named Macbeth was foretold to become king by three witches. In order to secure his kismet, Macbeth commits numerous murders and ultimately is driven by insanity and ambition. In the end, Macbeth is beheaded by Macduff, however a question still lingers on. Was Macbeth a monster more inclined to evil than most human beings, or a man who succumbs to temptation by his own expense to suffer the repercussions of his own flaw? Throughout the play Macbeth was tempted, like Adam and Eve, with the promise of power by a force of evil. Although he does give in to this desire, multiple forces pressured him into committing the sinful crime. In the beginning of the play, Macbeth had no selfish thought nor lust for self-benefit until the trio of witches approached them with a promise of power.

Culture, in a universal form, can be defined as customs, beliefs, and attitudes of one group of people that distinguishes them from another. Not only can culture refer to countries,it can also transmit through language, professional groups, organizations, religions, different generations, and plenty more. There are many aspects of culture;would you dress or act the same way going to a night club as you would going to church on a Sunday? Would you act the same way you would act at a symphony as you would at a rap concert? Hopefully the answer to these two questions are no. Of course, churches usually say come as you are since there is no set in stone dress code to fellowship. However, if someone walked into church with a skin tight dress or a little too short skirt; there will for sure be a lot of dirty looks going their way. Even vice versa, I’m almost positive if someone shows up in a church dress to the club there will be a few stares and whispers. There are always signs that will be shown whether something is acceptable or not.