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1. As a consumer, explain whether or not you are in favor of GMO crops.
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- 5. What are some moral advantages and benefits of providing sustainable food and healthcare?1. List and briefly describe at least five general reasons behind creating GMOs. 2. List and briefly describe at least five downsides of creating GMOs. 3. State and support, with references, your personal opinion on GMO.2. As a country gets more wealthy, which of the following is likely to occur regarding agriculture? O There is likely to be a greater demand for luxury crops and meat. O More staple grains are likely to be exported. O Land use will become more extensive. O Use of genetically modified crops will decline. O Agricultural work will become more labor intensive.
- 4. What are the ethical advantages and benefits of providing sustainable food and healthcare?1. Should all genetic modification (GMO) of food products be banned completely?1. Organic farming in the United States is characterized by all of the following features except: A. it is the slowest-growing sector of U.S. agriculture B. it has minimal adverse effects on the environment C. it has more natural farmlands than monoculture D. it uses no synthetic chemicals in food production E. it is the fastest-growing sector of U.S. agriculture
- 10. There are certain concerns regarding GM foods. ExplainPlease: 1. Pick the one issue in the controversy on genetically engineered foods that, in your evaluation, is the most concerning one. Please explain. 2. Briefly analyze the pro and con arguments concerning this issue. 3. Make an evaluation on how to resolve the controversy. Prioritize the arguments at hand and explain why a particular argument should have priority over the other ones. https://vancouversun.com/Outline possible motivations of industry growers, and consumers for supporting/opposing GMOs.