Kangaroo flatulence research points to new climate change strategy for farmers
by Australian Associated Press from on (#SM4H)
Kangaroos produce relatively little methane, but study suggests transplanting gut micro-organisms into sheep or cattle would not help reduce emissions
New analysis of kangaroo farts suggests their low methane levels could have implications for farmers in the fight against climate change.
It has long been known that kangaroos - unlike sheep and cattle - produce little of the potent greenhouse gas methane.
