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Home Biodiversity Agriculture Will our future diets rely on lab-grown foods?
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Will our future diets rely on lab-grown foods?

January 9, 2020

Source:Treehugger

George Monbiot certainly thinks so, and sees this as a saving grace.

https://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-agriculture/will-our-future-diets-rely-lab-grown-foods.html

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