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The search for planet-friendly protein
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The search for planet-friendly protein

We can take a cue from cultures that eat further down the food chain.
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East Africa’s plague of locusts and the bizarre climate science behind it
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East Africa’s plague of locusts and the bizarre climate science behind it

Human activity has made an ocean circulation pattern misbehave—triggering a weird confluence of events that has caused the infestations.
Grasshoppers: They come, they eat, they … pollinate?
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Grasshoppers: They come, they eat, they … pollinate?

Attitudes toward grasshoppers were immortalized in popular culture with Disney Pixar's 1998 animated hit “A Bug's Life." “They come, they eat, they leave," a main character chants breathily.

Eating bugs can help the environment. So how do we get past the ick factor?
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Eating bugs can help the environment. So how do we get past the ick factor?

They might be key to feeding the planet, but the obstacles are many.

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