RR 6.9 Organizing Sources work assignment by

Kazumi, S. (2020). The Political Economy of Golden Rice in the Philippines: Deconstructing the Stakeholders’ Narratives.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:00:38 UTC

This journal writing by Kazumi, S. would go over the controversy of Golden Rice being introduced to the Philippines while predominantly looking through involving a lens of stakeholders and pro and anti, and middle ground less extreme argument based, Golden Rice groups to create a more fleshed out and understood analysis of the conflict involving its still ongoing inclusion in the Philippines people and country. Approaching technological and social purposes and points with the issue and commercialization of Golden Rice in the places its being argued to be added for.

Luther, S. (2019). From Un-Coordinated to Efficient: A Proposal for Regulating GE Products in a Way That Meets the Needs of Consumers, Producers, and Innovators.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:01:42 UTC

This journal would focus on the history of gene-modifying crops, their conflicts and purposes since their inception and the flaws in how the US and the world overall currently have the regulation and application of GMO foods existent, and solutions to the possible system in place today in order to manage evaluating and utilizing GMOs and genetically modified foods and life responsibly and with respect and full acceptance for all people.

Jacob, C. T., Parida, A., & Kumar, N. K. K. (2020). Conservation of India’s agrobiodiversity towards increasing food, nutritional and livelihood security.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:02:02 UTC

This article would discuss the agrobiodiversity present in India, its importance to sustainable agriculture and success amongst local communities and the people of India as a whole, and the ways its being destroyed and how it can be saved while looking into the safety for the future of India and its agricultural scene.

Pourmohamadkhan, M., Khorasanchi, Z., Ghazizadeh, H., Sedighnia, A., Kiani, B., Salemi, O., Ferns, G., Niakan Kalhori, S. R., & Ghayour-Mobarhan, M. (2023). A Mixed Model Approach for Estimating the Optimal Food Fortification of Vitamin D: Experiment Based on Mashhad Cohort Study in Iran.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:02:26 UTC

This source would be discussing the general strategy for determining which food to fortify, the degree of vitamin fortification each piece of food should have and the strategies to determine those ideas. This specific article is on how much Vitamin D should be used to fortify food groups for the Iranian people using different methods and concepts for data collection and testing of foods and intake amounts to find how much vitamin should be used.

Yildiz, Ü., Temi̇z, Ö., Hali̇loğlu, K., & Yildiz, N. (2024). Legal regime of the application process for GMO products in Türkiye.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:02:38 UTC

In this written article, the authors discuss the legal and governmental side of the GMO application and acceptance process in Turkey as of probably the modern day. The laws and regulations in place by the government and international communities discerning what the environment for GMO work is and how it works in the country, being a valuable data set for how countries regulate and work with GMO products right now for comparing to each other.

Diamond, C. (2019). Golden rice and apples sliced: staging GMO controversy in Snow White and the Apple’s Revenge.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:03:12 UTC

Catherine Diamond explains in analytical terms the presentation of a theatrical play called Snow White and the Apple’s Revenge, hosted in the Philippines and supported by an ecological theater company named the Kinnari Ecological Theatre Project. It was presented where the International Rice Research Institute was set up and was an argument and criticism against GMO foods being introduced into the Philippines at the same time.

Evanega, S., Conrow, J., Adams, J., & Lynas, M. (2022). The state of the ‘GMO’ debate - toward an increasingly favorable and less polarized media conversation on ag-biotech?

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:03:31 UTC

This article discusses the public viewpoint towards GMO’s primarily through monitoring reactions and discussions on social media platforms. Relevant for addressing modern day and younger-generation opinions of the topic.

Wadman, M. (2024). Pediatrics academy faces pushback on GMO advice. Science, 385(6715), 1260–1261

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:03:46 UTC

Wadman discusses the stigma created by the AAP - the American Academy of Pediatrics, and their recent claim that parents should avoid Genetically Modified foods for their children due to the potential of increased Glyphosate weed killer usage on them. The impacts of this claim on the economy and international trade and farming behavior is listed, as well as the response to it and the conflict it’s currently held in. This is looking in from what seems to be primarily an unbiased viewpoint, but lists more flaws with the statement than value in it actually off of the article summary.

Potrykus, I. (2013). Genetic Modification and the Public Good.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:04:02 UTC

In this research paper Potrykus, Ingo investigates the benefits and potential of GMO’s in improving the public health and giving access to a better, more successful life and society. Along with this, the unique primary point they held would be their combating against the claims that Golden Rice is at all dangerous and directly providing counter-arguments on the backlash it was experiencing when being introduced to developing nations recently.

Tung, O. J. L. (2014). Transboundary Movements of Genetically Modified Organisms and the Cartagena Protocol: Key Issues and Concerns.

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:04:15 UTC

Tung Odile, and Lim involve discussion through the perspective of the establishment of legislature addressing the proper handling and scrutiny of GMO foods and life, primarily with international rules and legislation set in place on the issue. They mention the impacts and meaning made with the creation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and its actions and any rules set by them, as well as protocols and events held after such as the Nagoya SP and the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety. Various discussions of transboundary ideas and safe application of GMO crops and food is explained and argued with and investigated and marked as data in the paper.

Enserink, M. (2008). Tough Lessons from Golden Rice. Science,

danewill4 — 2024-10-29 06:04:27 UTC

This source goes over the creation of Golden Rice and the general positive and negative potential and criticism/support it was given by others. This was in 2008, so it only goes over its state at that time. It is more pro-golden-rice in opinion.