Eat as much of this meat as you like
Here is a meat industry I think we can all give more support to. In comparison to factory farmed meat (i.e. most of what is generally available in supermarkets), this meal has a much smaller footprint.
H/T Sair.
of doom, gloom and empty tombs
Here is a meat industry I think we can all give more support to. In comparison to factory farmed meat (i.e. most of what is generally available in supermarkets), this meal has a much smaller footprint.
H/T Sair.
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4 comments:
Insect meat has smaller footprint than hoofs or claws.
BBC: "The professor at Wageningen University said insects had more protein than cattle per bite, cost less to raise, consumed less water and did not have much of a carbon footprint."
Another study: "The insects generally produced less methane, nitrous oxide and ammonia both per unit of body mass and per unit of mass gained than pigs or cattle. ".
Guardian: Insects will be important part of UK diet by 2020, says scientist.
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