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    Cloning has the potential to end organ waitlists and food shortages by allowing scientists to clone organs for transplant patients and clone endangered farm animals to increase food supplies, though building cloning factories requires substantial investment. A new $31 million cloning factory in China aims to produce 100,000 cows in 2016 to meet growing beef demand through cloning, demonstrating its ability to address societal needs but high costs. Cloning involves extracting DNA from one organism and placing it into another to create a clone of the original.

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    Cloning has the potential to end organ waitlists and food shortages by allowing scientists to clone organs for transplant patients and clone endangered farm animals to increase food supplies, though building cloning factories requires substantial investment. A new $31 million cloning factory in China aims to produce 100,000 cows in 2016 to meet growing beef demand through cloning, demonstrating its ability to address societal needs but high costs. Cloning involves extracting DNA from one organism and placing it into another to create a clone of the original.

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    Cloning has the potential to end organ waitlists and food shortages by allowing scientists to clone organs for transplant patients and clone endangered farm animals to increase food supplies, though building cloning factories requires substantial investment. A new $31 million cloning factory in China aims to produce 100,000 cows in 2016 to meet growing beef demand through cloning, demonstrating its ability to address societal needs but high costs. Cloning involves extracting DNA from one organism and placing it into another to create a clone of the original.

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    Cloning can potentially help


    society. If a person needs an
    organ donation instead of
    waiting on a list scientists can
    simply clone them a new organ.
    This can potentially end wait
    lists for organs and help
    thousands. Cloning can help
    with food shortages. If cows and
    chickens become endangered
    species and we run low on food
    supplies we could clone more
    and more animals until we get
    back to a normal supply. In
    conclusion, cloning could end
    hunger and help people on
    organ donor lists.

    Did you know that there is


    currently a cloning factory
    being built in Tianjin, China to
    help deal with their growing
    beef demand. The factory will
    cost $31 million dollars, but it
    will produce 100,000 cows in
    2016 after being built in May.
    This shows that cloning can
    help society but it will cost a
    lot of money.

    CL O NIN G
    IN FO RM ATIO N

    Cloning is the process of


    extracting DNA from one
    organism and putting it into
    another until the second gives
    birth to the first's clone.

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