Comment on Ocean heat records broken as hottest July temperature recordedparentComments−gs171mo- 45% of the co2 from farming is plants. This would increase.And what percent of that is farming plants to feed animals?−anon482931moSince rice alone is more than 33% of farming methane, I’d wager not that high a percentage actually.The thing is, as you can see from the data, it’d reduce methane and co2, but not substantially.Bottom line is that there is too much heavy industry, too much oil, gas and coal, and too many people.The problem isn’t me eating meat. It’s 9 billion people eating anything.
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And what percent of that is farming plants to feed animals?
Since rice alone is more than 33% of farming methane, I’d wager not that high a percentage actually.
The thing is, as you can see from the data, it’d reduce methane and co2, but not substantially.
Bottom line is that there is too much heavy industry, too much oil, gas and coal, and too many people.
The problem isn’t me eating meat. It’s 9 billion people eating anything.