Re:Australia to produce seaweed cattle feed that reduces met...
by marcosdumay on Thursday September 24, 2020 @09:41AM
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It's not upon release. It's upon 2 decades of release.
Upon release that number is much higher, in the 100s of times, and after two decades it's close to zero.
Anyway, no, don't expect a large impact from this alone. Most of the methane emissions happen on the fossil fuel extraction and processing, not on agriculture. But it's something, and as a bonus it improves every other kind of efficiency too.
Upon release that number is much higher, in the 100s of times, and after two decades it's close to zero.
Anyway, no, don't expect a large impact from this alone. Most of the methane emissions happen on the fossil fuel extraction and processing, not on agriculture. But it's something, and as a bonus it improves every other kind of efficiency too.