I hope as it becomes more viable, more data will be published on whether it’s worse or better for the environment, but purely from the ethical standpoint, I’m looking forward to it. We need to put an end to industrial animal farming.
I have good feeling for the effects on environment tbh, because it changes a lot of ethical and environmental concerns. Some of them will definitely be gone for good.
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This is great news.
I hope as it becomes more viable, more data will be published on whether it’s worse or better for the environment, but purely from the ethical standpoint, I’m looking forward to it. We need to put an end to industrial animal farming.
I have good feeling for the effects on environment tbh, because it changes a lot of ethical and environmental concerns. Some of them will definitely be gone for good.