TAKE one serve of carbon dioxide. Apply high voltage. Wait a few weeks ... and you’ve got a high-protein meal. Could this be the food of our future?
Experimental protein reactors produce basic food from carbon dioxide and electricity
By News on the Net -- News.com —— Bio and Archives July 31, 2017
TAKE one serve of carbon dioxide. Apply high voltage. Wait a few weeks ... and enjoy a meal of single-cell protein. It may not be a culinary delight, but it could feed our future.
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