climate change

Cultivated food

The key to fighting climate change is cultivated meat as the ‘missing piece in puzzle.’

In 2021, the award winning businessman’s company secured $200 million funding led by QIA. Cultivated meat is the “missing piece…

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Cultivated food

Without adopting biological solutions and moving away from outdated farming methods, climate change’s impact on agriculture cannot be limited

In many circles, “biotechnology” is a four-letter word. Whether you’re a Jurassic Park truther, an anti-Monsanto activist, or an anti-Vaxxer,…

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Cultivated food

Japan should adopt cultured meat rules, according to researchers

Food shortages and climate change have been cited as reasons for cultivating meat in laboratories. However, the world is largely…

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Cultivated food

As our climate becomes hotter and drier, our food, our air, and our water supply could be impacted

Droughts that last for a long time could change our lifestyles The Midwest is experiencing a drought this year that…

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Why Are We Stuck With Climate, Food, and Agriculture?

Food’s climate problem is getting worse and yet, we’re more stuck than ever. Why is it so hard? COP27 ended…

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Cultivated food

Lab-Based Meat’s “Promise” from Culture Plate to Dinner Plate

The rise of cultured meat With the rising need to combat the effects of climate change – or rather the…

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Cultivated food

We might be able to solve climate change with alternative meats

A new report shows that plant-based meats and similar mimics could be the most cost-effective approach to reducing greenhouse gas…

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Cultivated food

A climate crisis fuelled by meat, monopolies, and mega-farms

By: Amanda Schupak From a beef-heavy diet to growing crops that don’t feed people – are the biggest challenges facing the…

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Cultivated food

Climate change will make the Corn Belt unsuitable for cultivating corn by 2100 without major technological advances in agricultural practices

Climate change will make the U.S. Corn Belt unsuitable for cultivating corn by 2100 without major technological advances in agricultural…

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Cultivated food

“The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Opens the Way for a Sustainable and Friendly Growth Retreat,” by Timothy Barrick

A green growth strategy will not be sufficient. No offense to those who had hoped to “unplug” growth and natural…

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