Could farming kangaroos cut greenhouse gases?
Kangaroo farming would cut greenhouse gases: study Farming kangaroos instead of sheep and cattle in Australia could cut by almost a quarter the greenhouse gases produced by grazing livestock, which account for 11% of the nation’s annual emissions, said a new study. >> Source: Reuters Strange sex life of melons exposed A French study reveals the genetic underpinnings to the curious reproductive system of melons, called andromonoecy, in which individual plants carry both male and bisexual (hermaphroditic) flowers. >> Source: Telegraph Military wants to lead US into the green Pentagon officials say their green energy efforts will help America fight global warming. >> Source: Reuters China’s smogs have surprise climate benefit A British team has been adding sulphate to laboratory rice paddies in an effort to mimic the effect of acid rain on Asia’s most important food crop. This equivalent of typical acid rain reduced methane emissions from flooded paddies by up to 25%, says Vincent Gauci o
