Methane emissions are driving climate change. Here's how to reduce them.
Cow burps are a major contributor to climate change — can scientists change that? | PBS News Weekend
New Zealand unveils plan to slap a tax on cow and sheep burps to cut greenhouse gas methane | Climate News | Sky News
Getting creative to cut methane from cows
Gassy Cows Warm The Planet. Scientists Think They Know How To Squelch Those Belches : The Salt : NPR
AP FACT CHECK: Unraveling the mystery of whether cows fart | AP News
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War on cow gas is stinky but necessary job in climate-change struggle | Reuters
Cow Backpacks Trap Methane Gas
Dominion Energy and Vanguard Renewables are turning cow manure into power - The Washington Post
Seaweed Alternative Could Cut Down on Methane From Cows - Bloomberg
Cow burps tapped for fuel | CBC News
Introducing Methane Efficiency! - Lactanet
How much do cow burps cost us? - Science Journal for Kids and Teens
This burp-catching mask for cows could slow down climate change | WIRED UK
Yes, cattle are the top source of methane emissions in the US | verifythis.com
Less gas, more money - Kansas State University Foundation
Changing the cow's diet reduces methane and nitrogen emissions - WUR
Methane isn't just cow farts; it's also cow burps (and other weird facts you didn't know about this potent greenhouse gas)
Enteric methane) greenhouse gas emissions in cows are cut 25% with feed supplement (3-NOP)
Is there more to methane than cow farts? | Zurich Insurance
Which is a bigger methane source: cow belching or cow flatulence? – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet
Cows 'potty-trained' in experiment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions | Climate crisis | The Guardian
Can methane burps be bred out of cows?
UNH Scientists Share $13M in Grants to Study Benefits of Feeding Dairy Cows Seaweeds | UNH Today
Feeding Cattle Seaweed Reduces Their Greenhouse Gas Emissions 82 Percent | College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Could Less Gassy Livestock Be a Cash Cow? | Dairy Herd
