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Some Countries Embrace Lab-Grown Meat While Others Move Toward Bans (universalrecord.org)
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Cultivated meat, precision fermentation, and GMO agriculture are expanding globally as regulators, researchers, and farming industries debate long-term impacts on health, food security, and traditional agriculture.

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[–] Sas@piefed.blahaj.zone 1 points 8 hours ago

I mean any energy efficiency is probably better than actual animals. Most of the energy and water you feed animals is used to sustain their life until they're killed and will not be there for consumption.