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Thanks for supplying the fact-check I was looking for. I think I've been seeing headlines about this "discovery" for over a decade, always presented as if it's
by pavedwalden 6y ago
Thanks for supplying the fact-check I was looking for. I think I've been seeing headlines about this "discovery" for over a decade, always presented as if it's a promising new technique but obviously there must be some reason it hasn't caught on by now.
- asciimo 6y ago"I can keep eating steak because Science is about to solve that problem..."
- wyre 6y agoSame. I would think at this point there would be companies focused on algae production for ruminants. AFAIK there is only one company in Australia that is doing this. I haven’t read the Wired article yet but my critique is that there isn’t enough seaweed being farmed to adequately enrich a significant cattle population and all this headline does is relax self-judgement of environmentally-conscious meat eaters.