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Africa: Fighting Global Warming, One Cow Burp At a Time
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 19 July 2018
Scientists are looking at how to breed animals that burp less and adjust their diets to reduce harmful methane emissions Read more »
Kenyan scientists have joined their contemporaries in the United States, New Zealand and Colombia in researching means to reduce harmful methane emissions by breeding less gassy livestock that follow altered diets.
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