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> BBC journos have a specific editorial style, and no doubt it influenced this headline, but this isn't to "protect food heritage". I roughly checked the frenc
by zvmaz 4y ago
> BBC journos have a specific editorial style, and no doubt it influenced this headline, but this isn't to "protect food heritage".
I roughly checked the french press (I don't read italian): there is no account of the "food heritage" argument, but I wouldn't be surprised if the right did put forth the argument.
- Recursing 4y agoI read italian, it's a main argument in the Italian press. https://www-ilsole24ore-com.translate.goog/art/carne-sintetica-governo-vieta-produzione-ma-non-l-import-AE3pnyAD?_x_tr_sl=it&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp&_x_tr_hist=true https://www-ilsole24ore-com.translate.goog/art/carne-sinteti... Ctrl+F for "food culture" Plenty of other bad takes though, the worst imho is: "[lab-grown meat] is anything but natural, and is therefore an enemy of the environment"