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2 years agoNot gonna lie every time I’m there I want to put my hand over it and feel it…
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618·2 years agoMe too (I don’t care about flu)
Same bro, I’ve been sat down for like sometimes 2 hours straight, I wanna stand up.
11·2 years agoAlso, no, I don’t think Brazil has.
But still the point is, you’re not arguing against livestock, you’re arguing against deforestation.
You have to enforce it too dumbass.
You cannot grow rice, nuts, or much fruit other than apples in the UK, or in the Swiss mountains. The cows roam in land that is otherwise useless. It’s why we have so much livestock.
You don’t. You enforce laws on deforestation. Either by replacing every cut tree with a new planted one somewhere not good for farmland, or just banning it. Supply would plateau and the price of the commodity will go up which is unfortunate but the reality of increased demand.
Great question, one I don’t have the answer to. But the cows themselves aren’t the issue, it’s deforestation. There is a balance or course.
The methane thing is a non issue. Where do you think the cows get the methane from? Plants they eat. As long as we keep enough plants to reabsorbe the methane for the cows to eat, and burp out etc etc then it’s a closed loop. Like the water cycle. The issue is removing forests for cows.
But isn’t that an argument against deforestation, not against cattle itself?
In somewhere like the UK or Swiss mountains rain is abundant, using less water is not even remotely an issue. The land is not flat enough to be turned into farmland.
In the UK?
In the UK and Switzerland, and France pretty much all cattle is grass fed, and most of the land is swamped, or uneven, not good for farming crops without destroying the landscape.
What about grass fed, open range, free roaming cows? They occupy land that cannot be used for much else and turn it into kcals
Literally the first thing I thought. Why, if I know python, would I ever use Excel? I suppose it might allow people who don’t know python to copy macros of others without understanding them.