Our
Challenge
We urgently need cost-effective solutions to reduce cattle methane emissions while meeting the world’s growing demand for food.
Every year, livestock emissions contribute nearly 3 billion tons of CO2e – as much as all the world’s passenger vehicles combined. Methane is short-lived but highly potent, driving about one-third of global warming.
Reducing methane from cattle is the fastest way to slow global warming from agriculture.
37% of human-caused methane emissions come from livestock + agriculture
Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, remains in the atmosphere for about a decade.
As global demand for meat and dairy increases, the growing livestock population amplifies emissions, posing challenges to sustainable agriculture
Cattle methane emissions account for more greenhouse gases than...
All passenger vehicles worldwide
or 4x airline emissions worldwide
or all cement production worldwide
Methane is the 2nd most abundant anthropogenic GHG after CO2
higher global warming potential than C02
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projected global demand for meat-based protein by 2050
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