As the global population continues to surge at an unprecedented pace and our planet's environment gradually declines, the well-being of both humans and animals is being increasingly compromised, pushing life to the brink of unbearable circumstances...
Background
As nations across the globe struggle to effectively enforce carbon emission policies, the alarming progression of global warming persists. The gradual deterioration of the polar ice caps in the north and south poles brings them perilously close to vanishing altogether. Consequently, a significant portion of the world's population now resides within the narrow temperature range of 33-38℃. Escalating drought conditions have led to a growing inability of forests and agricultural areas to support the breeding and growth of crucial animal and plant life required to meet the demands of humanity. This alarming trend has resulted in a notable decline in the overall well-being and health of individuals worldwide.
With the world's population soaring to 10 billion, China's populace reaching 1.5 billion, and India's surpassing 1.8 billion, Africa's total population now exceeding a staggering 4.5 billion, and the United States boasting over 600 million inhabitants, the need for sustenance has become increasingly critical. In response to a global protein shortage, American households turned to large-scale chicken rearing, surpassing the number of households owning dogs by 2045. This surge in chicken farming serves a dual purpose: addressing the scarcity of nutrient-rich eggs in the market and providing humans with indispensable companionship through these feathered pets. However, challenges persist in ensuring the nutritional needs, particularly protein, of these cherished chickens are met.
Amidst the gradual disintegration of the European Union, political leaders across the board are ardently pursuing carbon emission regulations for various sectors including breeding, manufacturing, and transportation. The primary objective is to address the pressing needs of their respective populations, particularly in terms of food nutrition.
As developed nations reach economic saturation, the ascent of countries in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa has accelerated the pace of global warming. Consequently, the weakened natural conditions for livestock rearing and farming have led to soaring prices, rendering over 85 percent of households worldwide unable to afford protein-rich sustenance. Thankfully, there is rapid progress in the development of plant-based protein alternatives. According to the World Health Organization, over 95 percent of individuals and animals now rely on these plant-based substitutes as their primary source of protein intake, albeit only sufficient to meet their immediate survival requirements.
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In a remarkable turn of events, a group of individuals clad in vibrant, orange-red outfits made an extraordinary entrance at the gates of the United Nations. Claiming to have arrived from a time machine, they asserted their mission to save Earth from its impending resource depletion in their era. Eager to comprehend their message, the UN Secretary-General and other esteemed figures engaged in a profound discussion with these enigmatic visitors.
During the intriguing conversation, a representative from the future, known as Ares, cautiously extracted a small jar from their suit. Within it were soil samples teeming with crawling insects—black soldier fly larvae. Ares passionately explained that these larvae held the key to preserving life on Earth, offering an inexhaustible source of alternative protein that could mitigate the planet's environmental deterioration. In their time, COOH SCIENCE LIMITED had pioneered an advanced technique, aided by an AI system, for large-scale cultivation of these miraculous insects.
Alas, the visitors revealed a grim reality—Earth's carrying capacity had reached its limit, natural calamities loomed large, and humanity stood on the brink of extinction...
Following these extraordinary events, the World Health Organization (WHO) swiftly issued a global proclamation, affirming the remarkable efficacy of black soldier fly larvae as a reliable and efficient substitute for traditional protein sources. Inspired by the visitors from the future, a non-governmental organization named the "COOH Alliance" was established, comprising individuals committed to addressing the pressing challenges faced by humanity. This visionary alliance embarked on a mission to recruit dedicated individuals, affectionately known as "chicken ladies and daddies," from communities across the globe, igniting the "Protein Alternative Plan" in the chicken farming communities worldwide.
Empowered by the title of "Captain COOH," the dedicated chicken ladies and daddies took center stage in the relentless promotion of black soldier fly larvae as a formidable protein source and a rich reservoir of essential nutrients for both humans and animals. Their unwavering commitment extended beyond nourishment alone, as they fervently advocated for the larvae's potential to combat the perils of global warming. With resolute determination, these remarkable individuals inspired widespread awareness, highlighting the pivotal role that black soldier fly larvae play in providing abundant protein resources while concurrently serving as guardians against the ravages of environmental decline.
To be continued...
Story by COOHGRUBS Team.
