You can't grow crops on that. No one's watering it. The only energy use is rounding all the sheep back up.
As for methane... well it's not the land that makes that, but the sheep. You're going to have that problem as long as you're rearing ruminants to eat. There's a lot of research being done on that - it's possible we'll be able to engineer low-methane sheep...
You can't grow crops on that. No one's watering it. The only energy use is rounding all the sheep back up.
As for methane... well it's not the land that makes that, but the sheep. You're going to have that problem as long as you're rearing ruminants to eat. There's a lot of research being done on that - it's possible we'll be able to engineer low-methane sheep...