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1. blog.invitehealth.com · organic-gmo-non-gmoORGANIC, GMO/NON-GMO, CONVENTIONAL~ UNDERSTANDING THESE ...

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   1 day ago · NON-GMO is a food or product that has not been genetically modified. These foods or products are as in a pure form as they are intended to be in nature. They are free of being genetically altered which may have negative effects on our health and well-being. Invite Health products are NON-GMO and they ALL go through a high standard of quality ...

2. marketbusinessnews.com · the-complex-environmentalGenetically Modified Crops: Balancing Benefits and Risks

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   8 hours ago · The Complex Environmental Impact of Genetically Modified Crops: Balancing Benefits and Risks. Genetically modified (GM) crops have been widely adopted in major agricultural regions, yet the full scope of their environmental impact remains unclear. While GM crops have demonstrated benefits in increasing yields and resistance to pests or ...

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4. phys.org · news · 2024-09-explore-environmentalResearchers explore environmental impacts of genetically ...

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   1 day ago · Recent research, published in Science on August 30, 2024, takes a look at common genetic modifications in four crops: soybean, corn, cotton, and canola. Although GM crops can produce more yield ...

5. saifood.ca · enviro-impacts-gm-cropsDirect and Indirect Environmental Impacts of GM Crops

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   1 day ago · As described in a recent article by Noack et al. (2024), Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Crops, the discussion of GM in the food/feed system, domestically and internationally, is more nuanced than assigning blame. Before any further discussion, it is important to note that commercial GM traits are typically confined to herbicide ...

6. www.foodmanufacturing.com · safety · newsThe Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Crops

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   1 day ago · New research, published in Science on August 30, 2024, takes a look at common genetic modifications in four crops: soybean, corn, cotton, and canola. Although GM crops can produce more yield and profits, it can lead to changes in agricultural practices that could inadvertently impact the environment. For example, farmers may increase pesticide ...

7. www.eurekalert.org · news-releases · 1058990The environmental impacts of genetically modi | EurekAlert!

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   1 day ago · Genetically modified (GM) crops are widely used around the world, but their effects on the environment need to be explored more. New research, published in Science on August 30, 2024, takes a look ...

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   Is genetically modified corn better than non-GMO corn?

   • Although the risks of a crop failure are reduced when working with genetically modified corn, there isn’t a proven economic benefit from using this type of crop. Most GMO corn takes as long to grow and produce a yield as non-GMO corn. It is treated as a commodity, just like non-GMO corn, and trades at the same rate.

   11 Pros and Cons of Genetically Modified Corn - Vittana.org

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   What is genetically modified corn?

   • Genetically modified corn is purposely altered so that the crop can achieve specific goals for a farmer, the producers of the product, and society in general. It’s the next evolution of what has been practiced for centuries. The goal is to create a better, healthier, and more useful product.

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   Does genetically modified corn provide economic benefits?

   • It doesn’t provide an economic benefit. Although the risks of a crop failure are reduced when working with genetically modified corn, there isn’t a proven economic benefit from using this type of crop. Most GMO corn takes as long to grow and produce a yield as non-GMO corn.

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   Why are GM crops so controversial?

   • GM crops remain controversial for their alleged impact on human and animal health, and for their ability to contaminate non-GM crops – a problem that can become acute in countries where there is no foolproof system to track and trace crops.

   India plans to draw lessons from other nations as it starts framing a nati…

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9. www.livemint.com · politics · policyBeyond Bt cotton: India starts work on a policy on GM crops ...

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   13 hours ago · In India, Bt cotton is the only GM crop approved for cultivation, with several other crops such as chickpea, pigeon pea (tur), corn and sugarcane in various stages of research and field trials.