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Promoting livestock methane emissions as sustainable and not responsible for global warming and advocating fairness for agricultural producers under any carbon emission laws or regulations.

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Email campaign, John Key needs to be told.

June 26, 2010 By Robin Grieve 1 Comment

John Key believes there is not much opposition by farmers to the ETS. He said this on the radio news after it was reported he got a roasting at the Federated Farmers conference. It is hard to believe he means this, and it is hard to believe any … [Read more...]

Methane is not the problem

June 11, 2010 By Robin Grieve Leave a Comment

Atmopsheric concentrations of methane are stable, (some years it falls, some years it increases) despite a doubling in global consumption of meat and dairy products over the last 30 years. This is why; Estimated sources and sinks of methane in Tg … [Read more...]

Animal Respiration & Global Warming

December 17, 2009 By Robin Grieve 2 Comments

Two World Bank environmental advisors Robert Goddard and Jeff Anhang put out a report claiming eating meat was having far more of an impact on global warming than was officially recognised. They argue that instead of producing 18% of world emissions … [Read more...]

Jeanette Fitzsimons doesn't like what we are saying

July 29, 2009 By Robin Grieve 2 Comments

Jeanette Fitzsimons asked this question in Parliament last week. It was heartening and it was to Dr Nick Smith, Minister of Climate Change Issues. Jeanette Fitzsimons: What plans does the Minister have to counter the misinformation repeatedly … [Read more...]

Save the planet from bimbos and celebrities

June 13, 2009 By Robin Grieve 1 Comment

Environmental groups like Greenpeace and now PETA are using celebrities and bimbos to advance their causes. If you judge it on the fact that they get TV coverage then it works. Here I was thinking a sound argument, logic and factual evidence would do … [Read more...]

Northland Agricultural Field Days

March 9, 2009 By Robin Grieve Leave a Comment

          Pastural Farming Climate Research was launched at the Northland Agricultural Field Days on the 27th February.2009. The society was formed to counter the misinformation about agricultural emissions and the incorrect and … [Read more...]

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Farm Carbon Report

The jury is in: Report Confirms Livestock emissions of methane are not causing global warming.


Recent Articles

The Enemy is within

Another research paper concludes no evidence exists that methane emissions from livestock represent a risk to Earth’s climate

New research finds methane virtually irrelevant as a greenhouse gas

Good support for options to treat methane differently to CO2 in Carbon Zero submissions.

Agricultural greenhouse gases shown to make only a minute contribution to the absorption of radiant energy

Recent Comments

  • User AvatarNeil Henderson { Unfortunately Anders and the Federation are very slow followers of reality. If the Earthquake has not postponed it, National Council is meeting this week to... } – Nov 17, 11:37 AM
  • User AvatarNeil Henderson { I am having problems getting onto the NZH website. Here is what i wanted to say there: There is indeed much misunderstanding about livestock methane... } – Jan 17, 8:34 PM
  • User AvatarTony Armstrong { I was reading the other day an article byan American economic commentator Martin Armstrong.the sun is at a cyclical low in terms of energy output,... } – Jul 01, 12:48 PM
  • User Avatarhttp://yahoo.com { I actually had to show this specific article, “The Methane Cycle | Pastural Farming Climate Research” along with my best close friends on facebook itself.... } – Feb 11, 1:22 AM
  • User AvatarNeil Henderson { Thanks Robin for what you are doing. It certainly is a long haul. On the one side we signs that the the likes of Groser... } – Dec 24, 8:08 PM
  • User AvatarRobin Grieve { That is sort of right Bruce. The GWP (global warming potential ) of methane is going to be 24, N2O is about 300. What this... } – Sep 06, 10:19 PM

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