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    Human advancement comes from technology. Technology makes our lives more efficient, productive, and comfortable. But in the early days, technological advances were slow, but as time progressed and as the advances in technology increased, human progress has increased with unprecedented speed. In the past 200 years, humans have advanced more rapidly than the rest of human history combined. However, there is a major problem associated with this rapid advancement, population growth. Human population

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    People need to try to be GMO free For many years, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been thought to be good for you and bad for you. There is no actual answer to which is true. GM foods are a popular topic that brought along debate and controversy that still continues in the present day (Newton). A number of organizations with varying degrees state that GM foods do or may present a threat to human health (Newton). What also needs to be kept in mind is that industry funded studies find ways

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    In Iran, GM products have a specific niche in the discussions within both the governmental circles and the average citizens. Even though the professionals appreciate GM food as a step of the agricultural process, which exceeds the efficiency of the selective breeding and mutation breeding (King& Stirling, 2003), average consumers doubt their healthiness (Cook, Kerr& Moor, 2002). On the one hand, in 2005, the government restrictions faceted on the production of GM food (Bakhtiari, 2014). However,

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    Poverty is widely considered the root of all suffering, leading to famine, crime, and even war. But what precedes poverty? It occurs simply when one cannot provide for themselves and their family. This is especially true in developing countries and can be caused by several reasons, most notably a lack of sustainable income, injured/sick family members, and the high price of food. As dismal as this situation is currently, scientists have engineered a solution. Why then is this solution surrounded

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    Genetics is a world of unknown limitations. From the small fraction of application seen being explored today, they have yet to even begin exploring its true wonders and comprehend its beauty as an entirety. As of today, animals and plants have been the only beneficiaries of genetic research and experimentation (National Human Genome Research Institute). Such experiments have led to the development of better chances of survival of modified organisms against harsh environments. Pigs and cows are an

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    Old Growth Forest Essay

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    1. In winters with high snow accumulation, deer prefer old growth forest. Old stands of cedar, fir, and spruce provide good cover from the snow. Old growth forest has more of a diverse tree structure with greatly varying tree heights and diameters, which makes better tree canopies. Tree canopies reduce the depth of snow on the ground by intercepting the snow. When there are low snow accumulating winters, deer prefer early successional forest. Early successional forest has smaller trees and shrubs

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    • Considering out original experiment question regarding how bicarbonate concentration affects how quickly it takes the leaf disks to float to the top of the solution, our results aligned with our hypothesis in predicting that with a greater concentration of bicarbonate, the leaf disks would rise more quickly. But after calculating P through the use of the T.Test, we determined that our data sets are in fact not statistically different. We can visualize this through the use of our graph as well,

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    GMO’s, or Genetically Modified Organisms, have recently in the past years become more noticed by the public as they’ve begun to show up in many of our foods and are becoming more and more controversial. A genetically modified organism is an organism that has had genes from the DNA extracted from another organism and have been artificially placed into its genes. It is used to give desirable traits to an organism and to make it easier for the people using it to make profit. There’s been much debate

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    What effect does the type of cheese have on mold growth? Cheese is an important ingredient which many families across North America use in their foods to add a tasteful kick. It contains many proteins, vitamins and minerals which are essential for growing children and many elderly. Cheese comes in various shapes and sizes, such as Camembert, Roquefort, Mozzarella, and many more. However, it turns out that not only humans like to consume it, but bacteria such as fungi, can develop on cheese and cause

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    Purpose Given the large amount of perspectives that are taken into account in, it becomes quite difficult to grasp what has pushed the politics of food consumption to this point. For this review, the aim is to construct and assemble a better understanding of how GMOs contribute to consumerism and objectification of food. Biotechnology & GMOs Humans have been involved in selectively breeding plants and animals for thousands of years. Breeding different sorts of crops to achieve certain desired characteristics

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