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Aquaponics is great from a numbers perspective. But so is Soylent... Myself, and other conscious humans, conscious of the consciousness in animals, are concern
by tcdent 11y ago
Aquaponics is great from a numbers perspective. But so is Soylent...
Myself, and other conscious humans, conscious of the consciousness in animals, are concerned about quality of life (this is not the same thing as Veganism).
One example of a solution I deem unacceptable is raising rabbits for meat in stacked cages in an urban garage. (This has been advocated numerous times among various alternative food groups and I have read personal accounts of it's practice.)
How are 4^3 IBC tank 'cages' any different?
This has the potential to be the next theoretically-sterile factory farming failure, or a thriving, balanced ecosystem.
- rwallace 11y agoThat's one thing I like about the idea of producing protein-rich food by the methods described in the article: it has the potential to cut down on the perceived need to subject caged farm animals to a lifetime of torture.