Biotechnology Regulation Biotechnology is an unstoppable reality, and it should be something closely watched (Thompson). Biotechnology concerns human beings, problems concerning plants, animals and the environment. There is a great range of issues and topics when talking about biotechnology, however the main question is why the government is not closely regulating private biotechnology firms. Research projects being done by biotech firms can be lead into a variety of issues involving ethics, for example cloning, stem …showed first 75 words of 596 total…

…showed last 75 words of 596 total…major companies working with plants and the environment, and with stem cell research. These things are to benefit the sick and to provide a healthier living in this world. The private firms are more concerned with cloning, altering, and playing God. No one can stop them but the government. Either we take the risk of messing with nature or we do something and say NO, and regulate what experiments can and can not be done.