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I’m excited to participate in Blog Action Day today. If you’ve not heard about it, it’s another, cooler way of turning the network effect of the blogosphere outward to cause good things to happen.
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Methane as a by product is a tremendous problem. I too have begun to avoid substances which increase my own production of methane. :) Sorry, I couldn't resist...
One other point to consider is that naturally occurring methane is actually of considerable danger as well. Some say it contributes more to the problem than livestock. Beneath parts of the gulf of Mexico are fields filled methane trapped in ice (methane hydrates) from which permeates methane. These hydrates are quite plentiful around the earth.
Eat more tofu! (I can already see the Chick-Fil-a cows painting these signs...)