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Get The Bug
Umberto Diecinove
36 episodes
1 month ago

I’m Umberto Diecinove, I am a documentary photographer and a filmmaker. And – for a while now – I’ve been investigating the potential role of insects in the solution of some of the global challenges we’re currently facing.


To do this, I’ve been traveling around the world, taking photographs and talking to world experts, visionary entrepreneurs, activists and people working in the field.


Welcome to Get the Bug Podcast, where you can listen to the conversations I recorded during my journey.


Farming insects could reduce the agriculture need for land and overfishing in the oceans, but also lower greenhouse emissions and help smallholder farmers, in developing economies, to depend less on expensive imported feed.


So… what if insects are the next game changers?


Join me for this insightful conversation on the potential of insects to make the world a better place, and the lessons we can learn from nature to build a more sustainable future for generations to come.


Check out www.gtbpodcast.com for more details.


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I’m Umberto Diecinove, I am a documentary photographer and a filmmaker. And – for a while now – I’ve been investigating the potential role of insects in the solution of some of the global challenges we’re currently facing.


To do this, I’ve been traveling around the world, taking photographs and talking to world experts, visionary entrepreneurs, activists and people working in the field.


Welcome to Get the Bug Podcast, where you can listen to the conversations I recorded during my journey.


Farming insects could reduce the agriculture need for land and overfishing in the oceans, but also lower greenhouse emissions and help smallholder farmers, in developing economies, to depend less on expensive imported feed.


So… what if insects are the next game changers?


Join me for this insightful conversation on the potential of insects to make the world a better place, and the lessons we can learn from nature to build a more sustainable future for generations to come.


Check out www.gtbpodcast.com for more details.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Natural Sciences
Personal Journals,
Society & Culture,
Science
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#12 The Environmental Impact of Insect Production, with Sergiy Smetana.
Get The Bug
17 minutes 31 seconds
2 years ago
#12 The Environmental Impact of Insect Production, with Sergiy Smetana.
With Sergiy Smetana (Head of Food Data Group at the German Institute of Food Technologies) we talked about the big picture, alternative proteins, environmental impact, tasty ants, upcycling and High-Pressure processing.

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Get The Bug

I’m Umberto Diecinove, I am a documentary photographer and a filmmaker. And – for a while now – I’ve been investigating the potential role of insects in the solution of some of the global challenges we’re currently facing.


To do this, I’ve been traveling around the world, taking photographs and talking to world experts, visionary entrepreneurs, activists and people working in the field.


Welcome to Get the Bug Podcast, where you can listen to the conversations I recorded during my journey.


Farming insects could reduce the agriculture need for land and overfishing in the oceans, but also lower greenhouse emissions and help smallholder farmers, in developing economies, to depend less on expensive imported feed.


So… what if insects are the next game changers?


Join me for this insightful conversation on the potential of insects to make the world a better place, and the lessons we can learn from nature to build a more sustainable future for generations to come.


Check out www.gtbpodcast.com for more details.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.