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| Sorry, British friends. I do hope you rescue your country in time. I hope we Yanks rescue my country in time. |
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| Is this really how it works? |
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| This hasn't happened to me... yet. |
Wednesday, May 28, 2025
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I usually don't enage with memes because it feels like spitting into the wind, but since you asked: No, that is not how cows and climate change work. It's not the CO2 that is the problem--it's the methane that cows produce, which is a much, much more potent greenhouse gas than CO2. Also, cows and other livestock consume tons of crops as feed; in fact, roughly two-thirds of the calories of crops grown in the US are used to feed animals, not humans. That means a lot of water usage. So trying to simplify everything down to CO2 in order to argue that cows aren't an environmental problem is disingenuous. Then again, it's a meme. *shrug*
ReplyDeleteI thought there was something fishy.
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