... , but will help to ensure the welfare of a vast proportion of the world's population. For example, the Green Revolution has enabled India to greatly amplify its food self-sufficiency, therefore reducing any financial commitment for food imports and limiting the destruction of its natural habitat. Genetic engineering is one of the reasons that this impact has been made possible, the ability to ... ...

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... species" (Anderson 2000). As the world's population continues to rise it is becoming increasingly clear that agriculture needs to intensify and become more extensive in order to meet the global food demands. These agricultural practices are known for causing negative impacts on the environment; including increased fertilisers and other chemical usage, increased irrigation, which, in many cases in Australia has lead ... ...

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