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I will post this over and over again... Cows Save The World? Shocking Carbon Study! A groundbreaking study from the University of Nebraska presents a paradigm shift in the climate conversation. The research concludes that raising more cattle is a key to a carbon-negative future, as they are net-positive... show more

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