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GMO (BENEFITS:smile: :star: (I think that GMOs are are a great thing…
GMO
BENEFITS:smile: :star:
I think that GMOs are are a great thing because people can put medicine in a banana and they can be cured from a sickness
“benefits of genetic engineering in agriculture are increased crop yields, reduced costs for food or drug production, reduced need for pesticides, enhanced
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Purple Tomatoes = Cancer Free 
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healthier
EXAMPLE: GMOs have so much to offer
The reason why most farmers use GMos is because there is more newtents in just one apple that has GMOs than almost 3 organic apples.
CONCERNS :cry::warning:
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Allergies
According to a recent national survey, the potential that GMOs might cause allergies is a prime concern of consumers. The survey was conducted by GMO Answers, an initiative of the Council of Biotechnology Information, an industry trade group. Scientists and experts provide answers but are not paid to do so. The answer to that question is “no”, writes Lisa D. Katic, a food policy consultant(https://geneticliteracyproject.org/)
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We don't even know exactly what they're doing when they do GMOs. We don't know if something goes wrong and they put anything bad in it who knows we could die.
“Some issues, risks and concerns with GMOs might include: The role of using GMOs to address other social issues like overpopulation, world hunger, climate change, water scarcity, lack of agricultural land etc. Numerous organizations based in the U.S. oppose or have concerns about genetic engineering for various reasons.
(Google)”
EXAMPLE: Only the scientists know what they're putting in the GMOs
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CLAIM: A big concern that there is what if they took one gene from a pear into a apple and your allergic pears.
According to a recent national survey, the potential that GMOs might cause allergies is a prime concern of consumers. The survey was conducted by GMO Answers, an initiative of the Council of Biotechnology Information, an industry trade group. Scientists and experts provide answers but are not paid to do so. The answer to that question is “no”, writes Lisa D. Katic, a food policy consultant(https://geneticliteracyproject.org/)
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Counter Claim: They can label the apples that have the gene of the peanuts so people that have peanut allergy can get the apples that dont have the peanut gene
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