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Archives for June 2009

Survey

June 29, 2009 By Robin Grieve

Having been subjected to a phone survey about agriculture and global warming I thought we could conduct our own survey. The question is ...Do you think emissions of methane from livestock contribute to global warming? This will be on the website … [Read more...]

Meat and Dairy under threat from misinformation

June 21, 2009 By Robin Grieve

A study initiated by Fonterra has assessed the carbon footprint of every litre of milk it processes at 940 grams of CO2 equivalent. 85 % of these emissions are produced on farm, mostly as methane and nitrous oxide. All carbon footprint calculations … [Read more...]

Save the planet from bimbos and celebrities

June 13, 2009 By Robin Grieve

Environmental groups like Greenpeace and now PETA are using celebrities and bimbos to advance their causes. If you judge it on the fact that they get TV coverage then it works. Here I was thinking a sound argument, logic and factual evidence would do … [Read more...]

Cheap bio fuel subsidised by farmers

June 5, 2009 By Robin Grieve

Friday 5th June is World Environment Day. Gull is celebrating by discounting its bio fuel.  This bio fuel is made from ethanol sourced from milk and sold by Fonterra.   The assumption that bio fuel is good for the environment is that the carbon … [Read more...]

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Agriculture Finally out of the ETS.

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