The fart chart. How cows are hurting our environment.

Eating less meat and using less dairy products might be the responsible thing to do.

Fort the chart, go here:

http://www.milkprocon.org/cow_emissions_table.html

The emissions released by cows during milk production may be creating enough environmental pollution to negatively affect human health which is why we've decided to include dairy cow emissions in our research into Milk ProCon.org's core question "Is drinking milk healthy for humans?"

The chart below contains the number of dairy cows in the U.S. in 2001 and the estimated state by state dairy cow emission levels for chemicals that have been studied for their role/s in contributing to air and water pollution, negative human health effects, and/or global warming.

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Okay, go!

(I love these!)

In can do that, since I'm all big and strong and shit.

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it's quite a bit about diary, not just beef.

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Can I also point out how unhealthy dairy is?

And it basically drives the veal industry.

And the rape racks! Horrors for the animals.

I've even lifted my lifelong ban on trail mix and have a few ounces for dinner each night.


Stupid weed. :smoke:

enough how much I hate with a passion repuke idiots.

... not only does the beef industry contribute to global warming, it increases oil depletion, and exhausts grain supplies, which are decreasing already.

Or kill em a little younger, maybe 1 week earlier than normal - think about how many less farts we would have to put up with over time.

And get some milk when done. Then eat it. :)

is used as energy.

http://www.nativeenergy.com/pages/our_projects/14.php#Bru

considerably easier to collect manure than flatus.

Interesting Web site, though!

(Now you've got me thinking about ways to trap CH4 from dairy air ... hmmm ... hmmm ... )

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