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MEAT without the MOO

In just a few years time it may be possible to bite into a juicy, meaty burger – made from real beef – without a single animal killed in the making of it. This might sound like outlandish science fiction but it is, in reality, science fact.

Because the truth is that we already have the technology to grow meat in a laboratory without the need to slaughter animals. The question is whether we can stomach the idea of it enough to scale up the processcommonplace. Supporters say we need to be able to – or find other solutions – because our planet can’t sustain the projected demand for meat in the way it’s currently produced.

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