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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Eric who wrote (1520401)2/7/2025 6:24:45 PM
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So ANOTHER climate change sin?

3/4 ton pick ups
diesel chugging boats
useless 2nd home
wasteful glider hobby
now methane horse

When are you going to walk the talk?

Klar: Cow and horse flatulence, compared
By Timothy Page on August 18, 2023 • ( 9 Comments )
by John Klar

The problem of horse flatulence is not often discussed, yet there are important lessons to be learned from equine methane gas (via flatulence or burp), particularly to demonstrate the fraudulent claims leveled against cows as major polluters. Horses and cows impact the ecosystem differently, but the lies of climate alarmists about livestock remain the same.

(Sequestering carbon while creating food from with solar power: Jersey cows in Williamstown)
Because they only have one stomach and digest feed differently from cows, horses generally produce less methane gas per animal than cows. There are also far more cows than horses—some 94.5 million bovines, versus about 7.25 equines. However, the methane produced by cows yields food: horses are a leisure interest. It is intriguing that climate alarmists would target food-producing greenhouse gas emissions as a priority over non-food-producing sources such as golf courses, downhill skiing, jet travel…. or dressage riding.
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