Cutting national herd would lead to rise in global GHG emissions - top US scientist
2021-05-04 01:00
Cutting Ireland’s cattle herd to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint would “likely lead” to a rise in global greenhouse gas emissions, a US scientist has told a conference on climate action in agriculture.
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