-
Ending Australia’s Cat-Driven Extinction Crisis
Let us be unequivocal: The domestic cat is not a cherished pet in Australia; it is an ecological weapon, and its presence amounts to a national biodiversity catastrophe. The numbers are not merely statistics—they are an indictment of our inaction. Each year, pet cats brutally kill an estimated 323 million native Australian birds, mammals, reptiles,…
-
How lab-grown meat could save our native animals from extinction
In this context, lab-grown meat emerges as a promising alternative. This technology cultivates genuine animal muscle tissue from cells, utilising scaffold structures to replicate traditional meat cuts. While seemingly futuristic, lab-grown meat is rapidly gaining traction, with increasing regulatory approvals worldwide. The potential benefits are substantial. Industry projections suggest a reduction of 45% in energy…