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Conservatives are latching onto meat consumption the way they backed to fossil fuel companies.  As awareness of the climate impact of meat grows, a potential roadblock to cutting consumption is emerging: A culture war.  Conservatives and liberals have skirmished over this for several years. But earlier this week, another front opened up. It began with media reports that claimed — incorrectly — that President Joe Biden was about to force Americans to cut back on meat. Here’s what Texas governor Greg Abbott had to say about that: Greg Abbott responds to a incorrect report on Biden limit...

Print article It’s not like we weren’t warned. The doomsayers predicted this months ago: “A MASSIVE CHICKEN WING SHORTAGE IS BREWING,” blared the headline of one trade publication in early February. But it turned out to be so much worse. Bloomberg News, on Thursday: “Fried-Chicken Craze Is Causing U.S. to Run Low on Poultry.” In other words, not just wings, but chicken in general. Or, as Bojangles put it in a recent tweet about their tenders: “we’re experiencing a system-wide shortage :( But they will be back soon!” It seems the poultry paucity has arrived, heralded by ...

America is running low on chicken. Blame covid-19, a sandwich craze and huge appetite for wings. Reis Thebault © Eric Gay/AP Randy Estrada holds up his Popeyes chicken sandwich, shortly after the fast food chain introduced the menu item in 2019, which The Washington Post dubbed the Year of the Chicken Sandwich. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) It’s not like we weren’t warned. The doomsayers predicted this months ago: “A MASSIVE CHICKEN WING SHORTAGE IS BREWING,” blared the headline of one trade publication in early February. Popular Searches Bloomberg News, on Thursday: “...

Thanks to an avalanche of stunning research findings, good press, and excitement (and funding) from the food industry, the seaweed-to-burger pipeline is growing quickly. Yet the solution has yet to fully lift off—and it may not be a one-size-fits-all solution.

‘We Need a Tesla for the Cow’: The Wild, Dubious Plan to Feed Cows Seaweed Gizmodo 5 hrs ago Molly Taft Imagine a perfect burger: juicy, grilled to perfection … and, somehow devoid of the guilt of methane emissions wrecking our planet. Scientists and food companies in recent years have said it’s possible to engineer more climate-friendly beef, and a growing numberofheadlines that claim that feeding cows seaweed could be a silver bullet to leaching their burps of methane. A little bit of algae, the research shows, could nearly eliminate methane emissions from cows. Th...