Scientists create food from electricity and CO2
With climate change diminishing the nutritional value of agricultural crops, scientists are making headway with lab protein that can be produced anywhere
Finnish scientists have created a novel form of food from electricity and water that they claim could revolutionise the agricultural industry and end world hunger. The single cell protein powder, which...
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