disturb the biodiversity in ecosystems. With this bee, they can transport pesticides and
herbicides along with DNA into diverse environments. When the new plant is grown, it too will
be genetically modified along with any more plants that encountered the bee before growing
fully. Toxins can be released into the soil under the plants which can lead to a quick death for
majority of that plant life. Another issue with these genetically modified organisms is that one
species can become stronger than the next and end up overpopulating areas, which would lead
to more issues such as an ecosystem not being diverse and certain animals not having food to
eat because of scarcity. Thinking even further, if those animals who are running short of food
are forced to leave their homes or areas, they may be harder to find and even harder to obtain
for humans (such people who buy and eat animals from the wild). GMOs are proven to increase
the growth of weeds and plays into farmers buying and using more and more pesticides daily.
Using many pesticides plays into a bigger problem that we face, and many people don’t address
as well, which is the depletion of the ozone layer. On the other end of the rope, we have
humans who are overall affected by GMOs. Many people like to apply the act of following the
common trend when doing things and see that the food isn’t harming the person eating it and
just decide to eat it themselves. When talking about controversial topics such as GMOs in food
products. Statistics show that GMOs, in the long run aid to defects in the bodies functioning
system and is also linked to cancer. It’s time to start labeling items containing GMO products. A
few numbers of states in the U.S. (Vermont, Connecticut, and Maine) have begun to make
labeling their products that contain GMOs to be mandatory. Other countries such as China,
Australia, and the European Union already require that the GMOs be labeled, while the U.S.
does not require this. According to an essay directly created by a group of students at Purdue