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    The Food of Tomorrow Genetic Engineering has the ability to fix and prevent many injustices in our world, from nutrient deficiencies to genetic diseases. However, this useful method is being used harmfully. Not because what it allows for is inherently bad, but rather because it is being abused, which is often a byproduct of humanity. I am without question that Genetic Engineering could be something amazing, but only if humanity could remain moral. Since it 's not, at the very least people deserve to know what they are putting in their bodies. They deserve to make their own choice about the corporation that have produced the food they eat and let their children eat. Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) are produced by transferring genes from…

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    As technology advances, scientists and business moguls are finding new ways to genetically modify food products to meet the growing demand for food. However, the average consumer is oblivious to what is entering their body when they consume these genetically modified foods that are not required by law to be labeled. Nina Fedoroff’s, “Engineering Food for All”, is an editorial stating that there is no harm in utilizing genetically modified organisms to feed everybody. She also states that there…

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    Many Americans strongly believe that genetically modifying food ultimately causes serious health issues and may lead to a shorter life span. Other countries have even band genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to prevent their consumers from having health issues. American consumers strive to eat organically or non-GMO products in order to prevent these health risks. However, genetically modifying food is one of America’s most controversial topics gaining many different opinions from the public,…

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    Summary Agricultural and biological engineering are a very misunderstood concept. People around the world refuse to take the time to slow down and decipher just how important agricultural and biological engineering is to the progressing world. Many individuals do not take into consideration what the true meaning of agricultural and biological engineering is. Typically, it is confused with biomedical engineering, which is the tissue and prosthetic side. Many think that biological engineering is…

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    Question 1. Please tell us about your educational goals, your interest in your chosen program(s), and your reasons for applying to the University of Waterloo. If you have applied to more than one program please discuss your interest in each program. (900 character limit) My educational goal is to grasp the fundamental principles of chemistry and to apply its attributes into our daily lives. I have always been deeply fascinated by chemistry and mathematics, and I am highly motivated to achieve…

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    The soldiers will need wheat, meat, dairy products, and beans, substituted with fish, vegetables, other cereals, and fruits for the civilians. This shows that there must be an erotic effort being made to abstain from eating these “need” foods, giving them to the soldier, whilst consuming similar alternatives. 2. The main selling point of this poster would be the message displayed across the bottom-centre of the poster “remember the needs of our soldiers and allies” which implies that the…

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    on engineers to design everything we need to survive. That includes communication, transportation, housing, medical care, and even our food. Engineers think up all kinds of methods to help make the world a better and safer place to live. An engineer thinks about problems and ideas on how to solve them. It begins with three questions: What is the problem? Who has the problem? Why…

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    Humans have always been engineers, as the concept of engineering has always existed. When people hear the word engineering they often think of modern tools, tall modern buildings (like the burj khalifa) , or robots. Often humanities past engineering accomplishments are forgotten about, but they say that, “The best of the new is often the long forgotten past.” Since engineering has always existed we will start with the first documented engineers and acts if engineering. The first stone tools…

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    Ethics Case Study I. Facts The engineers behind Mold Watch, an innovative mold detecting fridge, which utilizes UV lights to prolong the shelf life of food and reduce food waste, decided not to consult a specialist on the dangers of UV lights and instead conducted their own research to determine what frequency of the UV light would best disinfect the food. They knew that prolonged exposure to UV light could cause eye damage, but still decided to use the most potent frequency in order to…

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    “Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering that applies physical sciences (e.g. chemistry and physics) and life sciences (e.g. biology, microbiology and biochemistry) together with mathematics and economics to produce, transform, transport, and properly use chemicals, materials and energy (Cohen, 1996).” The field of chemical engineering is very diverse, covering areas from biotechnology to mineral processing. It would take too long to list all the products that are impacted by chemical…

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