EBK BIOLOGY
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ISBN: 9780133996807
Author: Maier
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True/False: Scientists know that genetically modified crops do not hurt the environment.
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Much of the controversy over genetically engineered foods has centered on whether special labeling should be required on all products made from genetically modified crops. Some people have advocated labeling that identifies the product as having been made from genetically modified plants. Others have argued that food labeling should be required to identify only the ingredients, not the process by which they were produced. Choose a side in this issue and justify your stand.
Food plants or crops, which have been genetically altered, are known as genetically modified foods. The genetic alteration is meant to make it commercially competitive, yet it is not without environmental and ethical concerns and dilemmas. What according to you are the Four main short term benefits to the producer/consumer of genetically modified food crop, elaborate? Also identify and explain any Four long term negative impact of genetically modified food crop on the environment as well as human health.
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