Ruminants and Climate
Jonathan discusses the role of ruminants in maintaining soil health and challenges the common narrative that cows significantly contribute to climate change. He explains that the methane produced by these animals is part of a closed cycle, where it eventually converts back into carbon dioxide, benefiting plant life and soil health. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the ecological balance rather than focusing solely on negative perceptions of livestock.In this clip
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