> Most land taken up to grow plants is used to inefficiently feed livestock.
Because it is just not suitable for growing crops that humans can realistically consume. If you can figure out a way to change this at scale, it'll be a discovery on par with Haber's process w.r.t. impact on human civilization.
I think we can eventually get there, as evidenced by billionaires and real estate companies buying up bad farmland over the last decade or so.
Because it is just not suitable for growing crops that humans can realistically consume. If you can figure out a way to change this at scale, it'll be a discovery on par with Haber's process w.r.t. impact on human civilization.
I think we can eventually get there, as evidenced by billionaires and real estate companies buying up bad farmland over the last decade or so.