European farming to feel heat of criticism for global warming

Scientists broadly agree global warming is due to burning of fossil fuels, or gases from bovines and sheep.
European farming to feel heat of criticism for global warming
Thu, 16 Mar, 2017 - 00:00
Eamonn Pitts

The German Department of the Environment will no longer serve meat at official functions.

One could envisage a growth in this type of anti-climate change initiative at official level and individual consumer level.

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