UF researcher receives grant to reduce methane emissions from livestock; Duke Energy tests floating solar panels
Cow burps and flatulence are a significant contributor of heat-trapping methane emissions that contribute to climate change.
Cow burps and flatulence are a significant contributor of heat-trapping methane emissions that contribute to climate change.
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When I switched from fossil-fuel energy to solar power for electrifying my home, my lifestyle did not change
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