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Man vs. Nature
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Check My Assignment!This week we are discussing Genetically Modified Foods and just like any product available there are pros and cons. This will be a hands-on assignment that will require you visit a grocery store to compare and contrast Genetically Modified and Organic produce. Be sure to select the same type of fruit or vegetable to compare and contrast. You are not required to buy the product!
Note: You may ask a store employee for help to identify which produce is organic and which is a Non-organic.
Student name:
What fruit or vegetable are you comparing?
| Non-organic | Organic | |
| Price | ||
| Characteristics:· Color· Size· Smell· Weight | ||
| Where was it grown/imported from (country, state, etc.)? | ||
| Where were observations made (farmers market, Walmart, etc.)? |
Short Answer Questions (Minimum of 150 words each)
1. What are the some of the arguments for labeling GM foods? What are some of the arguments against it? What side do you feel is more valid, why? Provide at least one source per argument (one for and one against) to support your claims.
2. Do you feel as though GMO foods are the answer to end world hunger? Why or why not? If GMOs are the answer to the shortages, why do food prices keep going up?
3. What are some ethical concerns or benefits of using GMOs based on the Christian Worldview? (Refer to “Here’s What Religious Experts Have to Say About Faith and GMOs” for help answering this question.)
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