Showing posts with label Plant-based. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plant-based. Show all posts

The Future of Food in 2035

The future of food – and particularly of meat and meat consumption – can be promoted as a “no choice” future with plant-based meat as the only viable option for human health, the good of the planet, and animal welfare. But is that the case? Are there other solutions that provide consumer choice and reap the benefits to health, the planet and animal welfare? And when we look into the solutions, what are the wider implications of a fundamental change to our food system in the future?

To explore the future of food in 2035, I am painting a brief scenario focusing on:

  • The New Future of Arable Farming
  • Meeting the Need for Meat - Plant-Based and In-Vitro Meat
  • Tax as Carrot and Stick (to change consumer behaviour)
  •  Supply Chains
  •  Land Use and Re-purposing

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Image Source: https://pixabay.com/photos/meat-beef-raw-marinated-steak-2602031


Foresight Video Shorts 14

For this episode of my Foresight Video Shorts, I have a selection of tech ideas from Tech Insider. So here we are looking at five very different domains; plant-based meat and leather, robotic bricklayers, brain controlled lights, space junk collecting satellites, and sustainably made headphones.

1. Ecovative Design is making eco-friendly products like plant-based meat and imitation leather out of mycelium, the root structures of mushrooms. 

2. Do you want this
robotic bricklayer to build your next house?

3. These lights are being
controlled by brain activity

4. This satellite will clear the thousands of tons of junk from space

5. Headphones require a lot of plastic and leather — what if they could be made with
more sustainable materials?

 

Image Source: Hans Braxmeier /  https://pixabay.com/photos/telescope-by-looking-view-122960