Published April 1, 2017
Kruse/Thorn: Looking to the future with lab-grown meat
In the future, there could be lab grown meat. This would be a great thing because it would allow us to keep animals alive, yet still enjoy a good burger. People in the world of experimentation are working on creating meat based substitutes that do not require any animals. The technology to do this was borrowed from areas where they are helping burn victims get new skin.
Kruse/Thorn: Looking to the future with lab-grown meat
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