Methane comprises about 18% of total GHGs; however, it is 23 times more harmful to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Nearly 40% of methane is due to industrial farming, much of this from factory farms.
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Tagged biogas, biomass, coal, food, forestry, petroleum, waste, water
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Hey, Ghost of Neo, dynamite acoustically amplified fiddling…
“Don’t you mean, Nero?”
Whatever the Hangman brings.
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Besides aggressively pursuing the elusive butterfly of CCS, the Senate bill will have a nuclear title and drilling title.
Speaking of atrocities, news of more crimes against the bio-sphere by North Americans.
Why despair if the Senate could reach some accord on a climate bill? Did the scorpion and frog ever reach the other side of the river?
A NRDC report finds unprecedented opportunity for Indiana in terms of wind power, biofuels, biopower and biogas.
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“The students, who most bear the burdens of this system, are the poor ones – kids who constantly are losing whatever constitutional rights they might have.”
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Water scarcity is something that happens elsewhere, to those people.
What do you say after telling the world to Have A Nice Day.
Civil disobedience in the West Virginia town of Sundial
