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Platforms such as padlet are easily managed and controlled in order to ensure productive and appropriate content. It allows for heated debates such as genetically modified organisms to be brought to light under current pressure of our ever growing needs. All materials needed are placed easily on your prefered device.

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- Bt corn has been proven to have lower levels of a fungal toxin then regular corn. This toxin may be harmful-making bt corn safer to eat
-Genetically Modifying Bacteria could produce biofuel;an alternative to the extremely harmful fossil fuels we use on the daily
- Increased crop yields
- Reduced costs for food and drug protection
- Enhanced nutrient composition
- Sustainability under a growing population

By allowing the public to be educated on the benefits of genetically modified organisms, we are endorsing a future that can sustain the growing needs of humans and the environment as well as ensuring a secure and healthy future.

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As humans, I believe that it is extremely important and almost vital to continue to create genetically modified organisms and mass produce them, specifically to third world countries. The reasoning behind this lies in the numerous benefits/positive outcomes. One of these being that GMOs could provide the solution to world hunger very successfully. This is because when food such as corn is genetically modified, it is given traits that can allow it to be produced on a much larger scale. This includes the ability to avoid common pests that destroy billions of corn crops each year which allows plenty of food to be distributed to countries suffering from hunger. Besides this, GMOs are incredibly beneficial to our already fragile environment. Without the need for harmful pesticides, runoff into our oceans is eliminated and the environment as well as the human species thrives.

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Genetically modified organisms are created by inserting or deleting one or more genes of an organism. The purpose of the procedure is to implicate a new trait into a species to improve it in some way or another.
Examples of GMOs include: Corn, potatoes, carrots, insulin, and soybeans.