Mnementh said:
They certainly do not. For example: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/agriculture/ The methan-emissions of cows are well known as a problem and make it to the reports of the IPCC. Methane is recalculated into CO2-equivalents (so that the problem can be expressed in one number), but as methane has more effect, 1 ton of methane is calculated into multiple tons of CO2-equivalents. Also, even if the world would cut out meat-eating, the problem would surely be reduced, but it wouldn't go away. We can destroy our environments in many ways, excessive agriculture is onl yone of them. |
I don't know what "major" environmental groups has he been following. However, livestock impact on the environment is something talked about on most topics regarding climate change.







