Course Nutrition for Sports and exercise

Course Nutrition for Sports and exercise

Annotated Bibliography

Name Jaswant Kaur

Course Nutrition for Sports and exercise

Date 3/14/2022

1. Bill Powell Nye. (2014). Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation. (C. S., Ed.) New York, USA: St. Martin’s Press.

One of the works of this writer on crucial topics like vaccines as well as antibacterials, genetically modified food and cloning, Nye uses his platform to speak out, maybe breaching as he delves into the psycho-evolutionary underpinnings of evolutionary rejection. As long as his message is being delivered to the science-inclined crowd, at least they can use it to back up their inevitable arguments over meals or even on the web.

In the words of the author: “It’s hard to overstate the importance of evolution as a scientific concept. New answers, new discoveries, and even better questions are generated by it. Evolutionary theory is as vast as the natural world itself. It is also the most profound account of the origins of the universe yet discovered by humanity.” Bill Nye, in his own words: After a heated debate in February 2014, Bill Nye has undertaken an active effort to raise awareness of evolution and the deep ways it effects our lives. In his book, Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation, he covers a dog kennel, a London subway, and 4 billion years of evolution. He also discusses how new species are created and examines the genuine promise and hazard of genetically modified food. For extraterrestrial life, he journeys back in time to 4 billion years to search for extraterrestrials on Earth. More than merely an argument against creationism, Bill Nye sees evolution as a way to better understand the natural world and, ultimately, make a good impact on the world around us; there is a chance that you could land an evening out on the town on Saturday night.”

www.worldbank.org. (2014). The World Bank, IBRD-IDA. Retrieved 11 15, 2014, from Working for a World Free of Poverty: http://www.worldbank.org/en/about/history

This website is a reliable source of information for my final paper on genetically modified food because it provides realistic facts or data. It also includes a list of credible sources and articles on this issue. Evidence is kept up to date on this site. I discovered that this website contains information on the safety or danger of food that has been genetically modified. Aside from that, this site provides precise data regarding GMF in many countries throughout the world.

Robert Paarlberg. (January 2014). Genetically Modified Food. The World Needs Genetically Modified Food to End Hunger, 137-140.

I found proof that genetically modified food can be used to alleviate world hunger in this article. Detailed information regarding the food that has been altered and the food that has already been consumed by the general public is also included in this article. Whole Items Market recently announced its intention to mandate labeling on all foods containing genetically modified ingredients by the year 2018. This is mentioned in this article. Campaigners for mandatory labeling welcomed this decision as a game changer. Most genetically modified (GMO) items have already been removed from our shops despite the lack of statutory labeling.

Those who live in wealthy countries are able to deal with this situation. However, in the long run, it would deny farmers and consumers in developing countries the freedom to make key decisions.

Reference

Bill Powell Nye. (2014). Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation. (C. S., Ed.) New York, USA: St. Martin’s Press.

www.worldbank.org. (2014). The World Bank, IBRD-IDA. Retrieved 11 15, 2014, from Working for a World Free of Poverty: http://www.worldbank.org/en/about/history

Robert Paarlberg. (January 2014). Genetically Modified Food. The World Needs Genetically Modified Food to End Hunger, 137-140.