https://grist.org/article/food-is-a-huge-source-of-methane-emissions-fixing-that-is-no-easy-feat/
At least two-thirds of methane emissions come from human activity, which is both a problem and an opportunity.
That argument has been around since antiquity, and hasn't been effective.
It takes something more.
"I have tried nothing and Im all out of ideas."
If you're not vegan, you're a part of the problem.
We don't need everyone to be 100% vegan all the time. It would be best, but that's not really possible for many many reasons.
We do need to reduce our consumption of animal products altogether for sure, even a 30% reduction worldwide would have an absolutely massive impact. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough.
The more people that go vegan the more people there are that see the genocides that are happening for what they are and would fight to stop them. All we need is a tipping point amount of vegans.
Cutting meat consumptions — particularly red meat, particularly in high-income countries — represents an opportunity to lower methane emissions.
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