I had no idea Ireland had that much cattle. I know Irish butter is popular. But i’ve never heard of Irish steaks.
Denmark’s emissions is not a surprise. We are 5,6 million citizens and we have 21 million pigs. One of Europe’s biggest pork exporters.
Denmark! You dirty pigs!
Is there a source for this before I go sending it haha
Surprised we aren’t higher, considering our incredible success in exporting wooden, tasteless tomatoes and love of all things milk.
Our politicians are always going on about clean and sustainable we are 🐷🐷🐷
It would be nice to see these stats but per kg produced. This mostly shows us who the biggest agricultural countries are (and Finland for some reason…)
Is it good or bad?
I actually feel this isn’t the most interresting number, as some countries may feed their neigbouring countries. I am more, can someone make numbers on agricultural emissions per million fed, or something?
Is this a map of animal farts?
Yeah we really have to thin out the beef and dairy herds.
It would be more interesting by GDP of agricultural sector.
My neighbor in Italy grows like 10 different crops commercially and more for his family and does it all with actual love and passion. To the farmers in the high GHG countries, it’s a business, not a passion. They just want it to be easy and maximally profitable.
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That’s what happens when you’ve more cattle than people (6.5m v 5m).
Get in, victory. Ireland hasn’t won anything since Eurovision ‘96
It has to be be correlated with exports, I guess the Irish don’t eat all their sheeps, do they?
Why Denmark & Ireland are so dirty? That’s a lot of emissions.
This site gives a bit more info:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/478783/leading-countries-based-on-per-capita-greenhouse-gas-emissions/
I had no idea Ireland had that much cattle. I know Irish butter is popular. But i’ve never heard of Irish steaks.
Denmark’s emissions is not a surprise. We are 5,6 million citizens and we have 21 million pigs. One of Europe’s biggest pork exporters.
Denmark! You dirty pigs!
Is there a source for this before I go sending it haha
Surprised we aren’t higher, considering our incredible success in exporting wooden, tasteless tomatoes and love of all things milk.
Our politicians are always going on about clean and sustainable we are 🐷🐷🐷
It would be nice to see these stats but per kg produced. This mostly shows us who the biggest agricultural countries are (and Finland for some reason…)
Is it good or bad?
I actually feel this isn’t the most interresting number, as some countries may feed their neigbouring countries. I am more, can someone make numbers on agricultural emissions per million fed, or something?
Is this a map of animal farts?
Yeah we really have to thin out the beef and dairy herds.
It would be more interesting by GDP of agricultural sector.
My neighbor in Italy grows like 10 different crops commercially and more for his family and does it all with actual love and passion. To the farmers in the high GHG countries, it’s a business, not a passion. They just want it to be easy and maximally profitable.
wtf ireland!!!!