Killing Animals To Fight Climate Change?
Some people will take a cause and just go to the extreme with it. So, now that we know (Okay, does this surprise anybody?) that herds of animals are partially responsible for greenhouse gas emissions, what’s next? Do we just go around to countries with herds of animals and start “culling” them to reduce emissions? I know, once we’ve “culled” all the animal herds, we could “cull” the human population as well since we have plenty of evidence of the damage humans do to the environment. Perhaps they should start with the “academic” quoted in this article.
Tags: climate change
November 5th, 2009 at 3:22 pm
The animals were hear before us, perhaps we should stop stripping the land of it resources and by the way why can’t your company please cover up the bloody hides that are riding in the back of your company riggs. I don’t need to see this and I am sure there are others that don’t want to see this as well.
November 5th, 2009 at 4:01 pm
Thanks for the heads up on the hides. I will have someone look into it.
November 18th, 2009 at 2:57 am
I’m sorry but if we look back in history that before the evil white Europeans killed all the buffalo, there were millions more of them than our cattle now. I’m not seeing how a two ton buffalo doesn’t put off more methane than a one ton steer, or is that how the last ice age ended?