Point 1: We are all omnivores. Look at your teeth. the front ones are for cutting and tearing, (meat) and the back ones are for grinding. (nuts, grains, veggies)
Proper food combining of organically grown food will allow us to stay healthy and fit.
Point 2:It's the burps, not the farts that are the worst for methane.
What do you propose be done with the existing ruminants? Please remember that plant eaters include cows, goats, sheep, giraffes, antelope, elephants,(a big mathane producer) etc.
I suppose we could do what we did to 40,000,000 American Bison, and just kill them, although one of the justifications for that slaughter was leather belts to run the machines of the industrial revo...

Point 1: We are all omnivores. Look at your teeth. the front ones are for cutting and tearing, (meat) and the back ones are for grinding. (nuts, grains, veggies)
Proper food combining of organically grown food will allow us to stay healthy and fit.
Point 2:It's the burps, not the farts that are the worst for methane.
What do you propose be done with the existing ruminants? Please remember that plant eaters include cows, goats, sheep, giraffes, antelope, elephants,(a big mathane producer) etc.
I suppose we could do what we did to 40,000,000 American Bison, and just kill them, although one of the justifications for that slaughter was leather belts to run the machines of the industrial revolution.
Ah, but then we have to deal with all of the methane gas generated by the rotting carcasses.
Point 3: Presently we generate, on a per capitae basis, 4.2 lb of waste per day. This waste is generally of a high Carbon, Hydrogen composition.
It would make more sense to refine this waste into a usable energy source, reducing the Methane produced from landfills, and our dependancy on fresh oil out of the ground.
By recycling what we throw away in this fashion, we would create a CO2 balance much as plants do on a daily basis.