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By adding a little seaweed to cattle feed, we could reduce methane emissions — a major contributor to global warming — by as much as 80% worldwide.

Warming World

Cleaner Drilling: If We’re Going to Drill Anyway, Can We Make It More Efficient? Technological Innovation and Concern for the Environment Are Helping to Clean Up Drilling for Oil and Gas

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Technological Innovation and Concern for the Environment Are Helping to Clean Up Drilling for Oil and Gas…

EarthTalk Q&A

Is Grass-Fed Beef Actually Better for the Environment?

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Allan Savory points to the carbon sequestration benefits of grazing cattle on grasslands as an environmental justification for raising livestock…

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Senate Rejects Attempt to Roll Back Methane Rules

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Three Republicans crossed the aisle to reject an effort in the Senate to roll back new rules on methane emissions by oil/gas extractors on federal lands.

EarthTalk Q&A

Eating Less Meat is Good for the Environment

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I heard that the less meat one eats, the better it is for the environment. How so?

It’s no secret that the production of meat takes a heavy toll on the environment, so cutting down on meat consumption is one of the best things you can do to help the planet.