Global warming: Scientists Proposed to Change the Diet

These scientists have placed small amounts of sea algae in the cow's crib for five months and have found that this new diet had caused a reduction in methane by 82 percent.

These findings were made on earlier research that had shown that sea algae could reduce cow-free metain, writes The Guardian, translated Periscope.

We already have clear evidence that the algas diet on cows is effective to reduce greenhouse gases and that efficiency does not decrease over time, said Ermias Kreab, World Food Centre director.

Cows produce meth through microma in their stomachs until they train their food.

Agriculture is 10 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. /Periscope