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Survey

June 29, 2009 By Robin Grieve

Having been subjected to a phone survey about agriculture and global warming I thought we could conduct our own survey.

The question is …Do you think emissions of methane from livestock contribute to global warming?

This will be on the website until the 7th July and you can make your comments in the comments box, you will need to register first, this won’t take long. The more comments we have the better, we might even be able to get it on the news.

This survey will stay up for only one week so do it now to avoid missing out.

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