Australian trial of seaweed cow feed fails to achieve hoped-for methane cuts
theguardian.com
theguardian.com
A lot of headline-ese I've seen has gone to "failed" because it did 38% abatement instead of 94%
Histidine is grown by bacteria so less methane and other greenhouse gas than dark meat animals and thus potentially less of a red meat industry considering how expensive 1kg of histidine costs compared to 1kg of red meat.
Everyone increasing their histidine intake would be helping to save the planet whilst increasing GDP. Win Win for everyone.
Its tastes lovely in Heinz Tomatoe soup!