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How should methane emissions be calculated?
In 2006, I wrote a paper that was published in the journal ‘Primary Industry Management’ titled “Agriculture’s Greenhouse Gases: how should they be calculated”. Eighteen years later I am returning to that topic. In the intervening years both I and … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse Gases, Methane, Uncategorized
Tagged climate-change, environment, environmental-impact, global-warming, Greenhouse Gases
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