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Is Local food better...?Grover, Jan Zita. "Eating locally." Women's Review of Books 21.6 (2004 7-8. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 4 May Jan Zita Grover in his“Eating Locally” has emphasized the changing global scenario regarding agricultural production. According to her not only the volume has experienced quite a multi fold rise rather it has become quite diversified in nature as well. Global trade in agricultural product has eradicated two things; first there is nothing called seasonal and second there is seldom a food product that we can call local and that way unique. Agriculture produce now makes a few thousand miles journey to reach parts of world that might be geographically at diametrically opposite position. In sharp contrast...
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Topic: The effects of ethanol subsidies on food prices.../project/ethanol.php>.
The article provided in this Web Site is in the form of a questionnaire. It seeks to answer certain basic questions about Ethanol, they may seem a bit basic at this stage but the high points in this article are the following two questions. “How does Ethanol Affect Gas Prices”? “How does Ethanol affect Economy”? both these questions are of great value with regards to answering certain basic questions of the what’s and why’s of Ethanol in relation to food prices. The Web Site may seem a bit elementary but is quite informative for a layman to understand what is at stake, with Ethanol and what is not. It is a value neutral perspective for anybody who seeks to...
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Fast Food Nation...health, especially children who are most vulnerable to the negative effect of junk food.
Consequently, reviewing literature about fast food helped me search for a new style of food that highly values social relations and family ties. Instead of having a quick lunch in a fast food restaurant or a car, I would advocate the traditional notion of having a natural meal with the family at home. This style of food will not only be beneficial for health but it will also help in reviving the old family ties that are about to be lost in recent years. In that sense, the advocates of the "Slow...
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Do gay athletes affect sports...Do gay athletes affect sports? The critical preface Sports as an event, is meant for people to meet and socialize. According to recent sports studies, athletics it is one of the best paying jobs in the world. This is because sports men and women are people who have are professionals are paid a lot of money. As a result, most companies and institutions prefer using them in their advertisement promotions. However, there has been an increasing awareness on gay’s rights within the country. In regards to this, a number of sports personalities have come out in the open and declared that they are gay. However, some of them, who had been associated with the same gender sexuality, have denied these allegations. In connection to...
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GM Food... GM Foods: An Annotated Bibliography Smith, J. M. “Genetically Modified Foods Unsafe? GM Foods and Allergies.” Global Research, (2014). Web. 10 Apr. 2014.
This article argues against the safety of GM foods for human consumption, further casting doubt on the competence of the current safety assessments to identify such dangers and protect humans. It cites headaches, skin rashes, allergies and eczema as some of the side effects, supported by findings on mice. It also argues for allergic and immune responses with unpredicted responses and reproductive problems as other negative effects of GM foods. Thus, this would be a useful article in providing information on criticisms of GM foods as posing health risks on humans... . The statistics therein...
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Chinese food in the United States( food as culture)...to overcome ethnicity in order to export their ingredients in the United States. Furthermore, the author determines how the Chinese cuisines have shaped the American cuisines.
This source utilizes both primary and secondary evidence on how Chinese food came to America. I find this source to be helpful in explaining the origin of the Chinese foods in the United States. It will help in developing a background for my topic. It will help the reader realize how this food increased in the foreign land, America. The source credibility is from the author who is a writer of different newspapers including the popular New York Times, and has experience in Chinese...
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Chinese food in the United States( food as culture)...representative.
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As much as the jury is supported and appreciated by the majority of the population, they have been linked with some disadvantages in their working programs including being inconsistent throughout the country, it is slow as some cases like fraud can take even months to get cleared, they can be easily influenced by impressive judges or barristers, they lack insufficient intellect on issues regarding law (Edward 33), some jurors are affected by some horrific cases that they have to sit through their hearing, the jury they never understand fully the burden of proof in a given case (Michaels & Merlington 89).
Though some of these disadvantages exist, it has been acknowledged that most of the...
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Issue of health & food...Food plays a crucial role when it comes to the optimal functioning of the body. In as much as this is important, there are some critical aspects that we need to consider when choosing the type of foods we eat. One of the most important aspects that we need to shed light upon is the attitude. There are various beliefs about food that affect our eating habits. However, to maintain an adequate nutritional value for the food, it is important to have a clear control and understanding regarding the food that you eat. As an individual, you have the responsibility regarding the type of food you eat.
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Food Safety in China...Your full May 6, Annotated Bibliography- Food Safety in China Balzano, John. “Issues On The Horizon For Chinese Food Safety Law In 2015.” Forbes Magazine. Forbez, 2015. Web. 6 May 2015. food-safety-law-in-2015/>.
John discusses Chinese food safety laws. He has focused on law development. Food safety standards are established in the new law. The farming system will be modernized.
The article is a comprehensive discussion about the role of law enforcement agencies in food safety. It helps me understand the standards for food. It also helps me understand current challenges.
Huehnergarth, Nancy. China’s Food Safety Issues Worse Than You Thought. Food... Safety News, 2014. Web. 6 May 2015. <...
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Different Views on Organic Food...in that these fertilizers contain dangerous chemicals like phosphorous that affect human metabolism. As Dena et al (349) argue, organic foods are safer and healthier than conventional foods since they contain more nutrients and are chemical free. Further, Dena et al (351) states that eating organic foods may decrease exposure to herbicide residues and pesticides resistant bacteria.
Maffei, F& Catanozi, M (2008). Microbiological Quality of Organic and Conventional
Vegetables Sold in Brazil. Food control, 29 (1), 226-230. Retrieved from ...
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