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Farming must not become methane emissions 'scapegoat'

Farming must not be seen as the 鈥檚capegoat鈥� for methane emissions, farming chiefs have warned.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
clock 鈥� 4 min read
Farming must not become methane emissions 'scapegoat'

Farming must not be seen as the 'scapegoat' for methane emissions, farming chiefs have warned. It comes after the UK signed a Global Methane Emissions pledge at COP26 in Glasgow on Tuesday November...

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