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Edible Insects
By Guy Lane
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Hungry? Try some 'creepy crawly cuisine'.
Around the world, billions of people happily rely on insects for a nutritous - and sustainable - source of food.
And with growing concerns about global food security and the environmental impact of the Western diet, we may all have to include a little bit of locust in our lunch.
Entrepreneurs will make a fortune and menus will change in the booming demand for edible insects.
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Guy Lane
Guy Lane is an environmental scientist, author and entrepreneur based in southeast Queensland, Australia. He is founder of Vita Sapien and author of Lifewise Philosophy.guylane.comvitasapien.org
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