Thanks to record meat prices, a growing number of reports suggest Americans may have to eat less animal protein. Imagine, though, if an app existed that could help you locate free, fresh, tasty, and sustainable meat near you.
That's now the case in Wyoming, where a new mobile phone app feature "is helping get the meat from animals killed in fender benders from road to table and in the process making roads safer for critters," the Associated Press reported last week. "State wildlife and highway officials rolled out the app—possibly the first of its kind in the U.S.—this winter when Wyoming joined the 30 or so states that allow people to collect roadkill for food."
