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by dotflac
718 days ago
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> given a constant population of cows in a frictionless vacuum... perhaps some kind of financial incentive to curb and eventually reverse the artificially inflated population of cows whose emissions, while part of the closed carbon cycle, increase the greenhouse gas effect of our atmosphere during their half lives, would be a simple and effective step we could take towards increasing the odds we survive the next few centuries that is not at all at odds with also tackling our reliance on fossil fuels? |
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>in a frictionless vacuum...
This is a factual matter. Why be snarky when you can instead lookup the answer? The population of cows in the EU has been relatively constant with a slight downward trend. [1]
[1] https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/d...