Jon Hochschartner

1 week ago | thecomanchechief.com | Jon Hochschartner

Eventually, the current fascist tide will turn. President Donald Trump and his gang of would-be authoritarians will be out of power. When that day comes, there will undoubtedly be calls to turn the page on their lawlessness. We all require forgiveness. I certainly have in the past and will in the future. However, for the sake of democracy and the rule of law, we must withhold it from leaders of the Make America Great Again movement, at least for a time.

1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Jon Hochschartner

To the editor,I was thrilled to learn the Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval for San Francisco based company Wildtype to sell its cultivated salmon in the United States. The product will debut at select restaurants. For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, without slaughter. It offers a number of potential environmental, public health and nonhuman welfare benefits.

2 weeks ago | islandernews.com | Jon Hochschartner

To the editor,I was thrilled to learn the Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval for San Francisco based company Wildtype to sell its cultivated salmon in the United States. The product will debut at select restaurants. For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, without slaughter. It offers a number of potential environmental, public health and nonhuman welfare benefits.

2 weeks ago | taosnews.com | Jon Hochschartner

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2 weeks ago | gilmermirror.com | Jon Hochschartner

By Jon Hochschartner  I was thrilled to learn the Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval for San Francisco based company Wildtype to sell its cultivated salmon in the United States. The product will debut at select restaurants. For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, without slaughter. It offers a number of potential environmental, public health and nonhuman welfare benefits.