Cultivated Meat to Secure Our Future: Hope for Animals, Food Security and the Environment

A thought-provoking new book explores the potential of cultivated meat in beating climate change and extinctions
Can cultivated meat - from stem-cells grown in a bioreactor - help us win the battle against climate change, extinction, and ill-health? Will it provide real meat but without the slaughter? And can it help save us from extinction?
These are just some of the pressing questions answered by a new book, Cultivated Meat to Secure Our Future: Hope for Animals, Food Security, and the Environment, co-edited by two of Europe’s most influential animal activists, Michel Vandenbosch and Philip Lymbery.
Bringing together an impressive group of experts, this readable and visionary book launched in the US and Canada, UK and Europe in November, 2023. It informs, inspires, and opens debates about cultivated meat which could be a game-changer in reducing animal suffering and helping solve the growing crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and the rise of ill-health.

[@flake452]

I hope this takes off, sadly now its linked to bug burgers and other such oddities.

[@UnaRose]

Yes. The complete end of animal use, suffering and exploitation in agriculture needs to remain equally a part of the path forward.

[@j_mall4846]

More cost affective my ass think we are a bunch of morons what does all the labs run off of and what chemicals do you use to make this shit work

[@glennadkins8379]

Wouldn't feed to my dog.

[@user-by6md8jf3c]

😂! Propoganda!

[@UnaRose]

Excellent! I'm looking forward to reading it. We need a vegan world for our own survival and humanity, and cultivated meat can definitely be a part of it.

[@audreysuter4315]

This fake food is derived from monoculture crops loaded with insecticides, no bio diversity and lethal to soil health, let alone causing death to a vast quantity of animals that you are not eating 😢

[@babuk-karpuk]

I don't care about your vegan world.🍖