Methane produced by “cow burps” is one of the biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. Researchers are studying ways to stifle these emissions.
Scientists have found ways to reduce methane emissions from cattle, but the costs might deter farmersfrom agriculture. Researchers are studying ways to stifle these emissions, which could help slow global warming.
Methane, like carbon dioxide, traps heat in the atmosphere, making it a potent greenhouse gas.by at least 30% from 2020 levels by 2030. On Tuesday, Danone , one of the world’s largest dairy companies, said it would align itself with the pledge by cutting emissions of its fresh-milk suppliers.
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