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California's carbon manure policy faces scrutiny over effectiveness and implementation. · Cyprus Report

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California's carbon manure policy faces scrutiny over effectiveness and implementation.

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California has a program that pays cattle farmers to convert methane from manure into natural gas.
Critics argue that this approach may not effectively reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions.
The state has invested significantly in this system, aiming to mitigate climate change impacts associated with livestock.
Concerns have been raised about the accuracy of calculations regarding the environmental benefits of the program.
Experts suggest that more comprehensive strategies are needed to address methane emissions from the dairy industry.

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Why California’s carbon manure math doesn’t add upMIT Technology Review · 20 days ago

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California has a program that pays cattle farmers to convert methane from manure into natural gas.
Critics argue that this approach may not effectively reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions.
The state has invested significantly in this system, aiming to mitigate climate change impacts associated with livestock.
Concerns have been raised about the accuracy of calculations regarding the environmental benefits of the program.
Experts suggest that more comprehensive strategies are needed to address methane emissions from the dairy industry.

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