Eat less meat and dairy products: Help stop Methane production?

by Babel-Fish | December 10, 2009 at 07:16 pm
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Oh here we go cattle blow off and create methane, well that's true. That also means the more people that err.. blow off would cause a bigger methane problem,. At present there are about 6.4 billion people living on earth and in 2020 there will be about 7.5 to 8 billion people burping and letting wind. Methane is the second greenhouse gas worry. However CO2 is the worst and much more worry but in fact due to its 4 year life span is easier to limit to levels below pre-industrial levels.

This eat less meat and dairy product should be group with responsible sex, birth control and birth control education within the developing nations should be given much preference yes we can cut down eating meat and dairy products to extend our lives.  Extend our lives, oh that's another problem that there will be more than 8 billion people on this earth in 2020. Less those that are coleteral damage in the wars the elite cause by their stupidity and greed. 

Mind you nature normally corrects it self and because humans are also polluting the world with hormons men will become less sterile. yep, hormones in the watershed may need to see more rights for gays as there will be more gays than hetero's as the world nears population saturation.  Or maybe we will evolve into cannibalistic methane breathers. If we don't clean up our act and also balance birth control, well then things may be okay?

The first official recommendations for a diet that is both healthy and good for the environment are published today, and they are likely to be seen as an assault on the UK's current food system.

To fight climate change and tackle the growing crisis of diet-related diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer, British consumers must cut down on meat and dairy produce, reduce their intake of processed foods and curb waste.

These are the three priorities identified in a report by the government's independent advisory body on sustainability, the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC), which calls for radical changes in patterns of consumption.

Sustainable development commissioner Professor Tim Lang explains to Felicity Lawrence why we need to change what we eat Link to this video

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Babel-Fish

My morning rant about clueless scientist and stupid government come up with what they think is a really smart plan to make the British health system more cost effective and also help methane emissions less. But of course are completely or seemingly unaware of a population problem concerning 2020 people live longer without global population control help swell a real big problem that actually would add to methane production and hinder CO2 control.

 


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stejeb

Eat more of this, eat less of that...live longer. Do you ever wonder B-F, how did the people alive now in their hunreds, nineties and eighties get that age eating(or not eating) the very things they're trying to stop me enjoying?

How about a simple, across the board, no-nonsense.....all things in moderation?


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Babel-Fish

We are not all the same some can eat fat, chocolate, cream, ice cream and drink like a fish and live to 100 plus. Then some have to be careful and only live to their twenty.  Moderation is the best however for some its not easy

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Barry ORegan

Of course one will never bring up the politically incorrect subject of population control and a one child policy.

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