TED Climate How we could eat real meat without harming animals | Isha Datar
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Apr 24, 2024 Isha Datar discusses the concept of cellular agriculture, offering a glimpse into a world where meat can be produced without harming animals. She explores the process of cell-cultured meat production, highlighting its environmental benefits and potential to revolutionize the food system.
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Revolutionizing Meat with Cellular Agriculture
- Cellular agriculture allows us to grow meat directly from animal cells without raising or killing animals.
- This method drastically reduces land, water usage, and greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional farming.
Why Current Farming Fails
- Industrial animal farming causes substantial animal suffering, environmental harm, and risks of pandemics.
- Cellular agriculture offers a solution to produce food sustainably and protect ecosystems.
Land Restoration Through Lab-Grown Foods
- Cultivating animal products in labs can free vast land now used for livestock, enabling ecosystem restoration.
- Cellular agriculture allows production of animal-based goods without traditional environmental costs.