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https://newsela.com/read/natgeo-environmental-impacts-agriculture/id/2000002405/

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2016/06/29/more-than-100-nobel-laureates-take-on-greenpeace-over-gmo-stance/

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https://interactive.aljazeera.com/aje/2016/gmo-eggplants-aubergines-bangladesh/index.html

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https://youtu.be/HucSCNQ01X4

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https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/02/what-you-need-to-know-about-genetically-engineered-food/272931/

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2016/06/29/more-than-100-nobel-laureates-take-on-greenpeace-over-gmo-stance/

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Source #1 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey 

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Source #1 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey 

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In the first article it talks about how Nobel laureates are signing a letter urging Greenpeace to stop adding GMO's to their rice. They want them to stop doing this because they believe the GMO's have lead to Vitamin-A deficiency causing blindness and death in children. This is a social consequence because there is an effect on people from the GMO's in the rice.

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GE crops are environmentally sustainable. GEs don't affect people's health. Farmers planting GE soybeans has had greater income because it saved more time off the field and allowed more off-farm employment.

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this is a social effect because there raising money for causes.¨ It was a way for them to raise money for their cause."

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Ahmilyen, Riley B., Maddie Neely, and Kam

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Ahmilyen, Riley B., Maddie Neely, and Kam

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This is a social consequence because the GMO's Greenpeace is adding to their rice is affecting people, which is why Nobel laureates are signing a letting telling them to stop.

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In this article about the genetically modified eggplants in Bangladesh show the economic effect on how much he is how able to sell them for and how much he makes in a year. But because Islam has figured out a way to reduce less pesticide particles causes him to sell it for more being healthier and they are less harmful to humans and animals.

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Genetic engineering can make agriculture more sustainable. Small farmers are being overpowered by genetically mortified companies and might be lost. These changes will control the lives of small farmers. Fields are torn with harmful pesticides.

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This video is about social consequence because it is talking about the fear of world famine. The video also talked about how they need to fix world hunger and the effect it has on people in our world also about how far we have come with ending famine, so this is a social consequence because it has an effect on people.

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Source #3 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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Source #3 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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In the third article it talks about how GE crops are perfectly safe to eat and even the FDA has said that GE crops are safe. GE crops help fend of viruses that try to go into the crops but even though they do that they still aren't the best foods to eat because they are highly processed foods. This can be an economic consequence and a social consequence because it helps the farmers make more money by not having crops that will go bad and it will help the people get crops and they won't have dangerous viruses in them.

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This is an economic effect because he feeds his son with standered breakfast.

Marissa,Tessa

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Source #2 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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Source #2 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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This article focuses on farmers in Bangladesh and how they live, harvest crops, and make enough money to survive. The farmers in the article would use pesticides that were banned in other countries for being toxic because there was a large number of pest and parasites that would destroy the crops preventing the farmers from making as much money as they could one of these parasites a worm was causing many problems for farmers growing eggplants because they would destroy a large number of these eggplants. Due to this problem people began genetically modifying eggplants with a bacterial gene that kills this parasite. Because of these changes the farmers have begun to experience higher profit and have less need to use toxic pesticides.

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GE crops has higher salary than other cropping sources. Its save a lot of time and effort doing GE corps. It is a sustainable economy.

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This article talks about how Nobel laureates are signing a letter to try and convince Greenpeace to stop putting GMO's in the rice. They believe the GMO's have led to a deficiency of vitamin A which leads to death for some children, and blindness to others.

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In this article it talks about how nobel laureates are signing a letter trying to get greenpeace to stop adding GMO's into their rice.This is a social effect I think because it has negative effects on the people.

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By watching this video we can infer that this video is about social consequences. We say this because the man point of the video was talking about famine and how world hunger in countries around the world effect's the people living in these circumstances. This video also talks about how much the world has developed and help decrease famine.

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Many of the world's most productive agricultural regions, from California's Central Valley to southern Europe's arid Mediterranean basin, have become economically dependent on heavy irrigation. Synthetic fertilizers have been affecting the farming since world war II. Worldwide, agriculture accounts for 70 percent of human freshwater consumption.

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Source #5 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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Source #5 Braeden Stringer and Richard Coursey

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Changes to agricultural methods has allowed agriculture to produce more food to support growing populations. These changes have allowed a population that has quadrupled in the past century continue to grow and sustain itself. most of these crops are corn, wheat, rice and other cereal grains.

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This article talks about GE products and how they are safe to eat. This is a environmental effect. This a positive effect because it fends off viruses from entering crops. Also saves a lot of time and effort for farmers.

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Engineered plants potentially have environmental or health benefits, such as cutting down needs for pesticides. Greenpeace has warned off the greater corporations of food supply, saying that small farmers will suffer. Gene editing is more hazardous than modifications through traditional breeding.

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This is a environmental and economic effect.
Basing information from this article GE products make agriculture more sustainable. Also, those that oppose don't have scientific proof to back it up. Making this a positive effect.

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about GE products and how they are safe to eat. it saves a lot of time and effort doing GE corps.GEs don't affect people's health. GE crops help fend off viruses that try to go into the crops . This is a environmental effect.

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This video is mainly about social consequences because it talks about famine and how it affects people.It talks about what has been done about it too.