To my shock, I didn’t get any dying threats after my current column on how animal agriculture could also be one solution to mitigate local weather change. In reality, even the parents who disagreed have been extraordinarily nice. Some questions did come up, nevertheless.
Relating to the methane (greenhouse fuel) emissions from ruminants corresponding to cattle, sheep and goats, Don W. in Oregon asks, “So the place does the carbon that animals exude come from?”
Based on the Readability and Management for Environmental Consciousness and Analysis Middle on the College of California, Davis, ruminant animals are a part of a pure “biogenic carbon cycle,” a course of that includes residing organisms.
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