WEF reframes ‘eat the bugs’ as new ‘nature economy’ investment project
Behind the push for widespread consumption of insects and fake meat is the narrative that animal protein is harmful to both people and the planet.
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Articles tagged Fake meat
Montreal university bans beef from cafeterias to ‘reduce carbon footprint’
Polytechnique Montreal’s Sustainability Office claims that beef is 10 times more polluting than chicken, and that beef is a source of methane pollution.
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Fake meat company receives $1.48 million from Pentagon
The Biden-Harris Defense Department claims the money is not being used to develop fake meat, but the grant will fund a facility that creates the same ingredient used to make lab-grown ‘meat.’
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WEF report calls on governments to push fake meat products to meet Paris Climate goals
The World Economic Forum has urged governments to join in a coordinated effort with corporations to drive consumer behavior change toward lab-grown meats and ‘alternative protein’ sources to ‘decarbonize the global economy.’
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Jalsevac: Leftists in the Church and the world are ramping up efforts to shut down conservatives
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Big Farma: How lab-grown meats are a costly, unhealthy tool of the globalist elite
The answer to food safety and security lies in a decentralized food system that connects communities with farmers growing real food sustainably and distributing it locally.
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Tyson Foods partners with insect company that received award from World Economic Forum
The U.S. food producer will build in America 'the first at-scale facility of its kind to upcycle food manufacturing byproducts into high-quality insect proteins and lipids which will primarily be used in the pet food, aquaculture, and livestock industries.'
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The fake meat industry is lying to you about saving the environment, not using animals
The fake meat industry claims to be environmentally friendly, but researchers from UC Davis have warned that lab-grown meat produces up to 25 times more CO2 than traditional animal husbandry.
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