Climate change and the cars

[Transporter]

Not just IMO, if we were really serious about the climate change, we would be reducing consumption of the life stock loooong time ago.

Are cows the cause of global warming? | Time for change

[shakespeare]

Interesting read, and agree but I do love a good piece of steak!

Another point mentioned in the article is deforestation, however the effects of this on climate change are not really covered. This is a much more serious problem and one that is probably now irreversible!

[Eaglen00b]

Not just IMO, if we were really serious about the climate change, we would be reducing consumption of the life stock loooong time ago.

Are cows the cause of global warming? | Time for change

Looks like cows have inbuilt defeat devices too.

[Eaglen00b]

Interesting read, and agree but I do love a good piece of steak!

Another point mentioned in the article is deforestation, however the effects of this on climate change are not really covered. This is a much more serious problem and one that is probably now irreversible!

Prime aged, grass fed rump from The Barn Steakhouse in Mt Gambier, SA. *drool*

[brad]

I agree Miro - there's more to climate change than mechanical monsters.

If we were really serious we'd:

Stop the use of bunker oil & make the ocean going fleet clean up their act with cleaner power plants.

Stop tourism based aircraft flights.

Limit the sheep / cattle / chicken population

Reduce deforestation.

[PassatB6]

I agree Miro - there's more to climate change than mechanical monsters.

If we were really serious we'd:

Stop the use of bunker oil & make the ocean going fleet clean up their act with cleaner power plants.

Stop tourism based aircraft flights.

Limit the sheep / cattle / chicken population

Reduce deforestation.

That would reduce protein intake to a point where human physical and mental development is severely hampered. Bad idea.

[brad]

That would reduce protein intake to a point where human physical and mental development is severely hampered. Bad idea.

There are plenty of ways to maintain (more than) sufficient dietary intake including protein without needing the current beef/lamb/pork/chicken farming practices that we currently have. You'll note I used the term "limit" not "ban".

Even taking a more community based approach to farming & food distribution rather than the cyurrent hub & spoke approach would be beneficial.

[Transporter]

That would reduce protein intake to a point where human physical and mental development is severely hampered. Bad idea.

The beef consumption was not a problem in the seventies with population of around 2 billion.

[ian]

Climate Change /global Warming Is the biggest con since the Bible Al Gore made Billions out of Gullible people

[VRJ]

Climate Change /global Warming Is the biggest con since the Bible Al Gore made Billions out of Gullible people

I could not agree more