Bruce Friedrich: The next global agricultural revolution
Bruce Friedrich: De volgende mondiale agriculturele revolutie.
TED Fellow Bruce Friedrich plans to compete with the meat industry on its own terms -- by creating alternatives to conventional meat that taste the same or better and cost less. Full bio
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een waarschuwing:
publiceerden de resultaten
released the results
into global agriculture
over mondiale agricultuur
is destroying our planet
onze planeet verwoest
to the stability of the planet ...
de stabiliteit van de planeet ...
a new global agricultural revolution."
een nieuwe mondiale agrarische revolutie."
the last two decades
van industriële vleesproductie
from industrial meat production,
een verschil zou maken.
was going to make a difference.
again and again and again for decades.
al decennialang voorbijkomen.
essentieel, anders klimaatcatastrofe]
de mensheid: planeet is ziek]
Academy of Sciences.
van minder vlees eten]
doorgaans op klimaatverandering.
tends to be climate change.
represents just as big of a threat.
is al even bedreigend.
of antibiotics to farm animals.
antibiotica aan productiedieren.
mutating into superbugs
vervolgens superbacteriën
antibiotics obsolete
'Het einde van werkende antibiotica'.
voorschrijven wat je mag eten.
and climate change --
en klimaatverandering
to eat less meat hasn't worked.
om minder vlees te eten mislukt.
global health experts and animal activists
milieuactivisten,
en dierenactivisten
to eat less meat.
per persoon het meeste vlees
in recorded history.
ate more than 200 pounds of meat.
at vorig jaar ruim 90 kg vlees.
ate 400 pounds of meat.
70 to 100 percent more meat by 2050.
70 tot 100 % meer vlees moeten produceren.
the meat that people love,
dat mensen graag eten,
op een totaal andere manier.
in a whole new way.
let's grow meat from plants.
laat ons vlees maken van planten.
deze te voederen aan dieren
feeding them to animals,
let's biomimic meat with them,
en nagebootst vlees,
laat ons echt dierlijk vlees
let's grow the cells directly.
kunnen we de cellen direct kweken.
a chicken to slaughter weight.
krijg je hetzelfde op 6 dagen.
you can get that same growth
neighborhood meat brewery.
dat we dit kunnen.
have been producing meat from plants
bedrijven vlees uit planten
from actual animal meat,
van echt dierlijk vlees.
inmiddels echt dierlijk vlees uit cellen.
growing actual animal meat
that they love about meat --
wat ze zoeken in vlees --
impact on the climate.
nadelige impact op het milieu.
are so much more efficient,
zo veel efficiënter zijn,
small fortunes on their burgers,
al kleine fortuinen aan hun hamburgers
been commercialized at all.
werd nog niet eens gecommercialiseerd.
te laten lukken.
de huidige vleesindustrie nog nodig.
the present meat industry.
the meat industry,
niet kapotmaken,
their marketing expertise
hun marketingervaring,
of dollars every single year
tientallen miljarden
and the environment.
into optimizing and perfecting
in optimalisatie en perfectionering
and cell-based meat.
van plant- en celgebaseerd vlees.
died from antibiotic-resistant superbugs
door antibiotica-resistente superbacteriën,
10 million per year globally.
10 miljoen per jaar zijn.
an existential threat
een existentiële bedreiging
van onze mondiale familie,
on the face of the planet.
van de armsten op Aarde.
these are global emergencies.
en antibiotica-resistentie
these emergencies on a global scale.
deze noodsituaties op wereldschaal.
to decrease meat consumption
de vleesconsumptie niet laten dalen
and that taste the same or better.
en even goed of beter smaken.
Let's grow it directly from cells.
Laat het ons direct uit cellen kweken.
the resources that are necessary
van de noodzakelijke middelen
agricultural revolution.
agriculturele revolutie.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Bruce Friedrich - Food innovatorTED Fellow Bruce Friedrich plans to compete with the meat industry on its own terms -- by creating alternatives to conventional meat that taste the same or better and cost less.
Why you should listen
Bruce Friedrich is cofounder and executive director of The Good Food Institute (GFI), an international nonprofit that is fostering a sustainable, healthy and just agricultural system through food innovation. With branches in the United States, India, Israel, Brazil, Europe and Asia Pacific, GFI is accelerating the production of plant-based and cell-based meat, eggs and dairy in order to bolster the global protein supply while protecting our environment, promoting global health and preventing food insecurity and animal cruelty. Friedrich has penned op-eds for the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Wired and many other publications. He has appeared on The Today Show, NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News and a variety of programs on MSNBC, Fox News, and CNN. Friedrich has coauthored two books, contributed chapters to seven more, and has written seven law review articles. Watch his TEDxSonoma talk here.
Friedrich graduated magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, from the Georgetown University Law Center and holds degrees from Johns Hopkins University and the London School of Economics.
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