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DEVRY ETHC 445 Week 4 DQ 1 Ethics of Controlling
Environmental Innovation
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    Environmental Innovation
  • Increasing food supplies are necessary to sustain
    growing populations around the world and their
    appetites for great food, quality products, and
    continuous availability.
  • A great deal of expensive research is invested in
    developing technologies to deliver productive
    agriculture. Horticultural efforts to breed
    hybrid crops are seen as far

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  • back as history can observe, and there have been
    efforts to domesticate improved animals, as well.
    Gene splitting was a 1990s technology to improve
    the health and productivity of farm crops. With
    the 21st century have come genetically modified
    foods (GMF) through the use of nanotechnology to
    cause changes at the genetic and even molecular
    levels. These are very expensive technologies,
    and many new products have been patented and
    otherwise protected as proprietary products of
    intellectual property.
  • Drive out to the country during growing season,
    and you will see signs identifying that the crop
    has been grown with a protected seed that cannot
    be used to produce retained seed for planting in
    the next growing season.
  • In terms of this weeks TCOs, what ethical issues
    are raised by this legal process of patent
    protection, and how do we see the primary schools
    of ethics used in these proprietary measures?
    What, in this deontological week and in our
    learning to date, informs our understanding of
    this situation, and what should be done about it?
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