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They are also hidden by the floor, no exterior releases either...
And where are these releases? Are they accessible from the exterior easily like a door handle?
Cancel the match and hold Benj accountable for the genocides he has ordered.
He has no choice?
They do get cited in journals, most scientific work is based upon prior works. Many journals have had to redact stuff due to fake papers being cited, regardless of what you say.
Where did the 20% methane emissions over the past 5 years come from? Was there an explosion in the cattle industry?
Also the oil industry lies, they omit lots of data to make the industry look cleaner than it is. This is the most ideal scape goat for the industry, and would not surprise me.
Link the journals, I don't mind reading
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/oil-gas-industry-lying-global-213549059.html?guccounter=1
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2024/05/31/opinion/Oil-industry-studies-CAPP-emissions-Alberta
Thanks for butting in, your reply is adding lots to this conversation that doesn't involve you.
And thanks for reiterating what has already been stated. Very helpful
Pretty sure those studies are bullshit and terrible "projections" based upon going to a single farm then guesstimating the world's cattle methane production.
[The Global Methane Budget 2024 paints a troubling picture of the current state of global methane emissions. The new report reveals that human activities are now responsible for at least two-thirds of global methane emissions.
This marks a significant increase in human-produced methane sources over the past two decades, with emissions rising by 20%, with the fastest rise occurring over the last five years.](https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/The_2024_Global_Methane_Budget_reveals_alarming_trends)
Pretty sure oil production (blow off valves not calculated by petroleum companies), jets and large ships have a much more substantial effects than cattle ever could.
Did cattle population explode by 20% world wide??
Humm ya think oil companies don't go around and pay for bullshit studies to pull the attention away from them?
How about an oil spill created by Taylor Energy in 2004 and lasted to 2019 (apparently went it 'stopped' yet still collecting oil
I really like how the valve devs give insight on what they are doing. Sadly I've yet to jump ship and have only a vauge idea of what they are talking about but I enjoyed the read regardless
What a waste of electricity