the dutch government has revealed a $28 billion plan to radically cut the number of livestock in the country as it struggles to contain an overload of animal manure. the netherlands is the world s second biggest agricultural exporter but is under pressure to reduce harmful emissions. anna holligan reports. dutch beef feeds the planet but it is costing the earth. the country s cattle because 70% of all methane emissions and the agricultural industry is the biggest source of nitrogen pollution in the netherlands. this farmer want his business to be sustainable. i this farmer want his business to be sustainable. to be sustainable. i am not a farmer that to be sustainable. i am not a farmer that wants to be sustainable. i am not a farmer that wants to - to be sustainable. i am not a farmer that wants to take . to be sustainable. i am not a i farmer that wants to take down the major around us. i want to farm with nature. give me solutions, give me some tools solutions, give me some too
to reduce harmful emissions produced by livetsock such as methane. anna holligan reports. dutch beef is the planet, but it s costing the earth. the country s cattle cost 70% of all methane emissions and it is the biggest source of nitrogen pollution for the netherlands. he wants his business to be sustainable. he wants his business to be sustainable. i m not a farmer who wants sustainable. i m not a farmer who wants to sustainable. i m not a farmer who wants to take sustainable. i m not a farmer who wants to take down - sustainable. i m not a farmer who wants to take down the l who wants to take down the nature around us. i want to pharma with the nature. i m a farmer with nature. i am a solution. give me some tools so way can be the solution for multiple problems. another is what is missing at the moment, the tools. we were the pride of the tools. we were the pride of the nation. but now we are the problem of the nation stop by the dutch government s plan includes paying livest
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The cause of Earth’s deepest earthquakes has been a mystery to science for more than a century, but a team of Carnegie scientists may have cracked the case. New research published provides evidence that fluids play a key role in deep-focus earthquakes which occur between 300 and 700 kilometers below the planet’s surface. The research team includes Carnegie scientists Steven