Scientists are ditching cows to make butter from greenhouse gases
a year ago by Jim East to c/climate_lm
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Interesting read. I'm not sure how I feel about it and know nothing about the scientific considerations, costs, etc. But just want to say it's giving Star Trek replicator vibes. And I do love Star Trek. Though Star Trek replicators are pretty magicky, so something that looks like a step in that direction might not be the most sensible for-real tech? Still curious to see how it goes.
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