Benefits of ruminant animals to the climate

This is just 170 just imagine if only they could find several million ruminants what it would do for climate change.
Without even clicking on that link but just reading the headline, I have to ask, does it actually tell us anything new that isn’t already known…………. even if it does come as a surprise to some

The whole cows are a leading cause of climate change thing is a load of complete and utter bollox no matter how many might believe it or repeat it
 

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Without even clicking on that link but just reading the headline, I have to ask, does it actually tell us anything new that isn’t already known…………. even if it does come as a surprise to some

The whole cows are a leading cause of climate change thing is a load of complete and utter bollox no matter how many might believe it or repeat it
it is a good link and must have come as a terrible shock to the vegetarian Grauniad readers
 
Not really, they probably think a Bison and a cow are two completely different things.

A lot of Guardian readers wouldn't be the sharpest!


If the Cow was progressive it would always be right no matter the circumstances & you are racist to say otherwise you far right white supremacist Tory misogynist denier :dead:
 

devonbeef

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surely this is quite a emission of accepting what we have all known, and in the same paper that monbiot writes in, it seems under the banner of rewilding ruminants do good , farmed not, somebody needs to send this to the bbc to reeducate them
 

Henarar

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This is just 170 just imagine if only they could find several million ruminants what it would do for climate change.
need a lot more than an extra 170 bovines in order to counter warming, throw a few more 0's on the end and it would do some good.
 

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The Fields to Fork Festival celebrating country life, good food and backing British farming is due to take over Whitebottom Farm, Manchester, on 3rd & 4th May 2025!

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