D2Cat
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Well, not really. We just think infrastructure means road and bridge update/repair. Infrastructure is a word used to confuse the taxpayers. Now it means to promote the New Green Deal, which is new wording for climate change.
New roads and bridges promised
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greybeard
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greybeard
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Otherwise, what does the current federal/lib plan have in store for ag?
www.politico.com
Just a small part of the article:
"So far, the Biden administration is leaning heavily toward awarding financial bonuses for farmers, ranchers and foresters who retool their operations to suck carbon from the atmosphere. The White House blueprint specifically calls for "incentives" to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions through new farm practices and technologies.
"We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Thursday during a briefing with reporters. "Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation."
"An especially thorny topic that could draw huge resistance from farmers and ranchers is what to do about methane emissions from cows and other livestock. The industry and many farm-state lawmakers have slammed efforts by politicians to promote "Meatless Mondays" or other programs aimed at reducing meat consumption for environmental reasons."
Hell YES it's going to draw resistance!
White House dances around a big contributor to climate change: Agriculture
Biden wants to slash emissions by the end of the decade, but his administration is treading lightly when it comes to the farm industry.
www.politico.com
"So far, the Biden administration is leaning heavily toward awarding financial bonuses for farmers, ranchers and foresters who retool their operations to suck carbon from the atmosphere. The White House blueprint specifically calls for "incentives" to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions through new farm practices and technologies.
"We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Thursday during a briefing with reporters. "Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation."
"An especially thorny topic that could draw huge resistance from farmers and ranchers is what to do about methane emissions from cows and other livestock. The industry and many farm-state lawmakers have slammed efforts by politicians to promote "Meatless Mondays" or other programs aimed at reducing meat consumption for environmental reasons."
Hell YES it's going to draw resistance!
D2Cat
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If cattle produce too much methane emissions so the goal is less cattle, wouldn't that eventually mean more folks would be vegetarians?
So the increase in carbohydrate consumption will increase gas also. How will this balance out?
www.everydayhealth.com
So the increase in carbohydrate consumption will increase gas also. How will this balance out?
Why a Healthy Diet Can Cause Gas
Some of the healthiest foods can trigger gas, but don't let that stop you from eating well. Try these tips to enjoy healthy foods without excessive gas.
www.everydayhealth.com
Big Creek
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Democrats are terrible peopleOtherwise, what does the current federal/lib plan have in store for ag?
Just a small part of the article:White House dances around a big contributor to climate change: Agriculture
Biden wants to slash emissions by the end of the decade, but his administration is treading lightly when it comes to the farm industry.
"So far, the Biden administration is leaning heavily toward awarding financial bonuses for farmers, ranchers and foresters who retool their operations to suck carbon from the atmosphere. The White House blueprint specifically calls for "incentives" to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions through new farm practices and technologies.
"We are making an aggressive reduction target for the country," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Thursday during a briefing with reporters. "Part of our effort will focus on enhancing climate-smart agricultural practices, the development of biofuels, carbon capture and sequestration, better forest management and reforestation."
"An especially thorny topic that could draw huge resistance from farmers and ranchers is what to do about methane emissions from cows and other livestock. The industry and many farm-state lawmakers have slammed efforts by politicians to promote "Meatless Mondays" or other programs aimed at reducing meat consumption for environmental reasons."
Hell YES it's going to draw resistance!
