The cow's climate problem is not so much farting, but belching. In the ruminant's digestive system, the fermentation of grass produces methane, which one animal can produce a significant amount of in a year. The impact of one cow may seem small, but with billions of ruminants, the picture quickly changes. At the same time, yeasts and bacteria are being taught to produce proteins, fats and sugars that we have so far obtained from cow's milk. Will…
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The cow's climate problem is not so much farting, but belching. In the ruminant's digestive system, the fermentation of grass produces methane, which one animal can produce a significant amount of in a year. The impact of one cow may seem small, but with billions of ruminants, the picture quickly changes. At the same time, yeasts and bacteria are being taught to produce proteins, fats and sugars that we have so far obtained from cow's milk. Will…