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Britons should turn vegetarian to help beat global warming, according to one of the world’s top experts on climate change.
Lord Stern said methane emissions from cows and pigs were putting ‘enormous pressure’ on the world.
The peer, who wrote an...
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Richard Cool offers feed supplement to cattle in Callaway, Neb., Friday, July 18, 2008. Cool is enrolled in the 100-Cow Program, which offers hopeful ranchers government loans of up to $300,000 if they complete a ranch management course. Besides...
