Mr. Perfect asked:


In a late 2006 UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) report entitled “Livestock’s Long Shadow” it indicated that the livestock industry generates approximately 18% of the world’s greenhouse gasses. According to the FAO report, the livestock industry generated 1.4 percent of the world’s gross domestic product and provided food and income for nearly one billion of the world’s poorest people in 2005. For every 100 metric tons of protien livestock provides, they consume 133 metric tons. Scientists now know that those 19 million metric tons of protien that are lost during consumption ferment in the stomach and later are released as the greenhouse gas methane.

So… I guess we need to drastically reduce the cow population in the world to “save the planet”… sorry PETA.. gotta kill em’… saving the planet you know. Oh, and whats a billion of the poorest people really worth anyhow? I say kill the industry… to do our part of course. What do you think?
BTW.. I will do my part as well by eating as many of these cows as possible… Me and my Weber have had many a good time “helping the environment”.

KENNY