Suggest two reasons why some people are concerned about the use of GM soya bean plants. Do not refer to ethical concerns or religion in your answer.

Despite the benefits, there are several scientific and environmental concerns about the widespread use of genetically modified (GM) crops: - **Gene Transfer to Wild Populations:** A major concern is that the gene for herbicide resistance could be transferred from the GM soya beans to wild relatives or weeds via cross-pollination. This could lead to the evolution of herbicide-resistant "superweeds," which would be very difficult to control. - **Potential Human Health Risks:** Some people are concerned that consuming food containing novel genes and proteins could have unforeseen long-term health consequences, such as triggering allergic reactions or having other unknown effects on human physiology. - **Impact on Biodiversity:** Spraying a field with a highly effective herbicide can kill nearly all the weeds. While this is good for the crop, these weeds are part of the local ecosystem, providing food and habitat for insects and other organisms. Reducing weed populations could therefore lead to a decrease in overall biodiversity in and around the farmland. - **Corporate Control:** Farmers who use GM seeds often have to buy them new each year from the company that owns the patent, which can be expensive and lead to a dependency on a small number of large corporations.