https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3 Kim Duran Period 4 Feb. 21 en-us 2019-02-21 20:05:17 UTC 2019-02-24 21:01:02 UTC hello@padlet.com kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333868349 Lab Grown meat should not be supported because the process is time consuming ,expensive, its not guaranteed that people will buy lab meat products, and the significant aspects of lab meat plan are mainly hypothetical. ]]> 2019-02-21 20:07:56 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333868349 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333972156 Lab Grown meat should be supported because it will significantly help the environment while providing  a replica of meat products with added benefits without the slaughter and satisfy the meat demands of the population.]]> 2019-02-22 00:46:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333972156 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333978515 "There was just one problem: the patty had taken two years and over $300,000 to produce." 
-The burger is extremely expensive compared the price of real meat. Significantly more time consuming than the process of making real meat. Also Dr Mark Posts response to this claim was that another possiblilty is a ten dollar burger which is still not guaranteed.

]]> 2019-02-22 01:14:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333978515 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333980790 "Another issue is the nutrient-rich ‘serum’ that feeds the cells. Successful serums have been a cocktail of sugars, amino acids and animal blood. Not only are blood-based serums a source of worry for vegetarians and vegans, but “there would not be enough serum in the world to grow all the cells you need to mass-produce,” says Post."
-They would need to do more studies, costing more money, in order to discover what ingredience in blood they need to produce lab meat that is the closet replica to meat. The serum also jepordizes their most targeted audience, vegitarians, support decreasing the possible amount of people that would buy it. ]]> 2019-02-22 01:24:28 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333980790 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333982732 "Will consumers drink synthetic milk and eat lab-grown meat, or will they be put off? Genetically modified (GM) foods, for example, are still mistrusted by many."
- There is a possibility that the product may not do well. There is no guarantee that people will be accepting of the Lab Meat. It is very hard to change tradition and when a civilization has become dependent on a product introducing an alternative could have insignificant support. ]]> 2019-02-22 01:33:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333982732 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333985280 "The need to find credible alternatives to traditional meat is urgent. Livestock farming takes up a huge amount of land and water per calorie of food compared to crops, and in terms of greenhouse emissions, is as bad as burning fossil fuels, according to the UN. Rising incomes in developing countries means that more people are eating meat than ever before, reducing the amount of land available for much-needed crops, and contributing to climate change. Of course, being able to grow meat artificially can only have a positive impact on animal welfare, too."
- environmental effects are very apparent and with the population demands increasing the effects are only going to get worse. Meat consumption drains valuable resources and soon the US will not be able to satistfy that demand anymore. Amounts of Methane and Carbon dioxide emitted will be significantly decreased, more land will be available for our growing population, water usuage will decrease significantly and also many of the things we use to sustain the animals we eat will be conserved and can be consumed by people. ]]> 2019-02-22 01:44:53 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333985280 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333987921 "Achieving a taste and texture that rivals real meat seems to be the easy bit. Following a comment from the critics who tasted his original burger and said it was a bit dry, Post has started to culture fat cells and tissue from cows, which add moisture when mixed in with the muscle fibres. He has also discovered that starving the cells of oxygen can increase the amount of flavour-giving proteins in the final product." 
- the point of making lab meat to to really entise people to switch to this alternative. The science behind the meat is moving rapidly and they have proved many things that will make the fake meat tatse exactly if not better than real meat. Also they have free reign over what benefits they can put into the meat, meat can not be significantly beneficial to your diet. ]]> 2019-02-22 01:56:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/333987921 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/334622342 "The small pink patty, prised out of a petri dish and fried in front of the media, was proof that it was possible to grow safe and edible meat without slaughtering a single animal."
- lab meat allows for us to cut down the amount of livestock we take care of and also their conditions can be monitored by a new company that wont allow unethical care. the animal also wouldn't be slaughtered which would ease the intensity of the issues that most vegetarians and vegans face.]]> 2019-02-24 20:42:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/334622342 kimmyduran10 https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/334624094 I could use this article to support the environmental aspects of my opinion. Using the benefits the articles states about greenhouse gases, land, and the demand of meat we have. ]]> 2019-02-24 20:54:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kimmyduran10/ya2inghu4ah3/wish/334624094