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Eating Insects (Entomophagy)

Eating Insects (Entomophagy) is promoted by the UN as a sustainable protein source, with crickets producing 80% less methane than cattle and needing only 2 gallons of water per pound — versus 1,800 for beef — yet Western consumers show visceral resistance. The EU approved four insect species for human consumption in 2023, but conspiracy theories about forced bug-eating turned it into a culture war, with 70% of Americans unwilling to try insects. The controversy reflects a Western-centric bias, highlighting a disconnect between ecological urgency and consumer acceptance.

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