The future is here, or just around the corner, when it comes to growing our steaks in labs, chowing down on enhanced breeds of super rice or snacking on crickets.
Eating meat grown in labs might one day become the new normal, replacing farmed beef. This, scientists say, might be a healthier option that not only dramatically reduces one's carbon footprint, but also does away with animal suffering.
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